I am a big fan of alliteration. It can be used to great effect in creative writing, and it makes for some excellent copy.
In a traditional Three Little Pigs story, the wolf would be the antagonist, and the three little pigs would be the heroes. In this retelling, the protagonist is the wolf, and the antagonist is made up of the other two little pigs. This makes it a bit more interesting, and it also gives the author a bit more room for maneuvering.
Rewrite The Ending
When writing a traditional Three Little Pigs story, the author would usually end up with a happily ever after for the main characters. In the same way, the author of this story will end up with a happily ever after for the wolf. However, there is still room for the other two little pigs to have a bite of the apple and live happily ever after too.
What makes this story different is that the wolf starts out as the antagonist, but by the end of the story, he has turned into a different kind of animal. This change in nature is what makes the story more interesting. It also means that the author has to come up with a different ending for their story. The wolf will still be victorious in the end, but his victory is more ambiguous.
Make Sure Your Characters Are Real
It is easy to see why the wolf is the protagonist of this story. He is the most vicious of the three, and he goes up against two other fairly harmless animals in order to prove that he is indeed the alpha male in the area. However, although it might be easy to make the wolf the protagonist, it can be difficult to make him seem real. After all, real wolves don’t usually hang out with little pigs, and vice versa.
The best way to make the wolf seem more realistic is to give him some of the traits of real wolves. One trait that the wolf has that is very useful for a writer is the fact that he can smell fear. This, in combination with his keen sense of hearing and his superhuman strength, makes him an excellent detective. It is, therefore, no coincidence that he is a private eye at the end of the story.
Give Your Characters Goals
One of the most enjoyable aspects of traditional Three Little Pigs stories is the fact that the protagonists usually have some sort of goal in mind. Whether it is to find happiness or to prove that two can live as happily as one, the wolf and the other two little pigs always have something to strive for. This is made even more apparent in the author’s note at the end of the story, where the author reveals the moral of the story and the meaning of the characters’ actions.
This sort of thing adds a great deal of depth to the story, and it also makes the characters seem more realistic. They aren’t just running around willy-nilly, acting on pure whimsy. The wolf and the two little pigs do have a clear goal in mind, even if it is to beat the other two at their own game.
Make Sure Your Paper Is Ready
The last thing an author wants is to spend a lot of time writing something and then have to go back and revise it. It is essential, therefore, that the paper used for writing is of a high quality. The best way to ensure this is to write on both sides of the paper. When the wolf starts out as the antagonist, he usually does so with the intent of destroying the other two little pigs. This, however, takes a bit of planning, and it is what makes the story more interesting. The author has to decide how they are going to portray the wolf, and then they have to work out the plan of attack. This is something that will add a great deal of depth to the story and make it seem much more realistic. While the wolf is busy planning his attack, the other two little pigs are running around in circles, trying to evade capture. This is why it is important to write on both sides of the paper in the first place: so that you can go back and revise as you need to.
Focus On The Task At Hand
One of the dangers of the internet is that it can be so easy to get distracted by all the shiny objects that it offers. It is easy to click on a link that looks interesting, only to find yourself on a deserted island with nothing to do. This is why it is important to keep focused on the task at hand, and to resist the temptation of wandering off onto the darknet to look for erotica or pornography. It is also why it is important to set aside time every day to write. Even if you write for only half an hour, it will still be beneficial. It will keep your mind fresh, and it will make you a better writer overall.
A lot of writers like to leave comments on blogs and online forums, telling people about how this story or that story helped them to understand something about life, or about writing per se. This sort of thing is great, as long as it isn’t getting in the way of the actual writing process. If you are searching for the perfect gift for a budding author, then maybe consider an entire backlist of their favorite books or a custom-made pen. Both of these will end up as memorable Christmas presents.