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The guard accompanies the wolf to Little Red Riding Hood, but leaves without giving her the farewell letter. Back home, memories of Little Red Riding Hood fill the village, intensifying his loneliness and sense of regret.
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The guard accompanies the wolf to Little Red Riding Hood, but leaves without giving her the farewell letter. Back home, memories of Little Red Riding Hood fill the village, intensifying his loneliness and sense of regret.
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