Imagine you were in the three little pigs. If you could choose from any of the three pigs in the story, which one would you choose to be? In the short story, “The Story of the Three Little Pigs” there are three pigs that all try to protect themselves from the big bad wolf. They all make houses, out of different materials, to stop the wolf from eating them. The first two pigs build a weak house and get eaten by the big bad wolf. However, the third pig outsmarts the wolf so he doesn't get eaten. Eventually, the pig leads the wolf into a trap and the pig eats the wolf. Some might say the first pig is the most admirable or the second pig or the third. Out of all the three little pigs, the third pig is the most admirable. He was the most admirable …show more content…
In the story, it states, “Please, Man give me those bricks to build a house with”; so the Man gave gave him the bricks, and he built his house with them” (Brooke 10). In this quote, the third pig decides brick will be a great material for building his house so he asks a man for them and the man gives him bricks. The other pigs built their houses out of straw and furs, which are frail materials, but the third little pig is smart enough to use bricks which are strong materials. The third pig is intelligent because instead of building his house of materials that are easy to break down, he built it out of strong, hard bricks. By using bricks, he had a stronger house, that would stand strong even when the wolf huffed and puffed. Without his intelligence of building his house of bricks, he wouldn’t be alive. He had been so intelligent, he had made life-changing choices without even noticing, which is why he was the most admirable. Another reason why he was the most admirable, was that he was a very quick …show more content…
In the story, the wolf had asked the third little pig if he wanted to go to the fair with him. In fear for his life, the little pig went to the fair earlier than wolf had planned to go with the pig. When promenading home from the fair, the little pig had spotted the wolf walking down the street so he needed to find a way to save his life, quick. On page 20, the author writes, “...And got to the Fair, and bought a butter churn, and was on his way home with it when he saw the Wolf coming….So he got into the churn to hide, and in doing so turned it round, and it began to roll…”(Brooke 20). In this quote, the third little pig was coming home from the fair when he saw the big bad wolf. The little pig had only seconds to react, he was able to think quick and lunge into his butter churner for safety. The little pig demonstrated the trait of quick thinking, which in turn had saved his life. He showed the trait of a quick thinker because when he saw the wolf coming he didn’t have much time to find a way to be safe. Since he quickly decided to get in the butter churn and roll down the hill he gained the trait of a quick thinker. With the trait of quick thinking, cleverness, and intelligence, there is no argument of why the third little pig had been the most admirable