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In the most famous pre-Grimm version, collected by the French folklorist Charles Perrault in 1697, the story ends with the wolf devouring Little Red Riding Hood. There is no rescue. Perrault’s moral was explicitly aimed at young women in the court of Louis XIV, warning them not to be seduced by charming, predatory men. The wolf was not a monster—he was a metaphor for a smooth-talking rake. —Fin