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Why Is The Three Little Pigs Admirable
I say the third pig in the fairy tale The Three Little Pigs is admirable because he is brave, hard-working, and above all extremely intelligent pig. Those are the three reasons I say the third little pig is admirable.
The first reason the third pig is because he is brave. He didn’t cower in fear when the wolf was at his doorstep saying, “I’m going to get you and your brothers.” He stood up to the wolf and gave his brothers shelter when the big bad wolf was coming for him and his brothers. He also stayed calm under pressure when him and his brothers scared of the big bad wolf. Last of all he stopped the wolf in the middle of his rampage and if he didn’t the big bad wolf would have eaten him and his brothers. That is the first reason the
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