GPT4 - Three Little Pigs Part 2

The first version was too watered down, so, I asked GPT4 to make the moral and events of the story match the original as written by the Brother's Grimm.

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Once upon a time in a dense forest, there lived a cunning wolf named Wolfgang. Despite his fearsome reputation, Wolfgang often felt lonely and misunderstood. He knew the other forest creatures were afraid of him, but he couldn't help being what he was – a predator. His constant hunger led him to seek food in the nearby village, and he became notorious for his relentless pursuit of satisfying his appetite.

One day, as Wolfgang wandered through the forest, he came across three little pigs constructing their homes. They had recently set out on their own and were eager to establish themselves in the world. The first little pig built his house of straw, the second of sticks, and the third of bricks.

Wolfgang saw the pigs as an opportunity for a delicious meal. He approached the first pig's straw house, trying to come up with a plan to get inside. Pretending to be a friendly neighbor, he knocked on the door and asked if he could come in.

"No, no, by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin, I won't let you in!" shouted the first little pig, terrified of the wolf.

Frustrated by the pig's refusal, Wolfgang decided to use his strength to get what he wanted. He huffed and puffed and blew the straw house down. The first little pig, trembling with fear, managed to escape and ran to his brother's stick house.

Unperturbed, Wolfgang followed the first little pig to the stick house, where both pigs now hid. He knocked on the door, again feigning friendliness, but the two little pigs refused to let him in. Angered, Wolfgang decided to take matters into his own paws once more. He huffed and puffed and blew the stick house down. The two little pigs narrowly escaped and ran to their brother's brick house.

Seeing the brick house as his final opportunity, Wolfgang approached with determination. He knocked on the door and asked to come in, but the third little pig, now housing his two frightened brothers, firmly refused.

Wolfgang had had enough of their defiance. He huffed and puffed with all his might, but the brick house stood strong. Wolfgang's frustration grew, and he devised another plan – he would climb down the chimney to enter the house.

As Wolfgang climbed onto the roof and began to descend the chimney, the three little pigs quickly thought of a plan to outwit the wolf. They placed a pot of boiling water in the fireplace just as Wolfgang slid down the chimney.

Wolfgang, not expecting the pigs' clever trap, fell into the boiling water with a loud yelp. The scalding water forced him to flee, and he ran off into the forest, nursing his wounds and vowing never to bother the three little pigs again.

The three little pigs rejoiced in their victory, knowing that they had outsmarted the cunning wolf. They learned the importance of doing things the right way and building a sturdy home to protect themselves. As for Wolfgang, he continued his life as a cunning predator, but he always remembered the lesson the three little pigs had taught him – that even the mightiest predator can be outwitted by wisdom and unity.