Little Red
Riding Hood couldn’t remember when she had been called “little” for the last
time. Actually, she couldn’t remember when she had been riding for the last
time, either. She was a big girl now, and she preferred four-wheelers to
horses. What remained, though, was the red hood. Wolves were colour blind,
luckily, and their blood didn’t stand out against the thick burgundy fabric. Little
Red Riding Hood - Red Hood, or just Reddie, for her friends - caressed the wolf
tails attached to the hem of her cloak. It was a wise move to leave the basket
at Granny’s years ago, she thought.
The
semi-automatic rifle she carried these days couldn’t hold any freshly baked cake,
not mentioning the bottle of wine, but wolves were afraid of her now. “That
silly old huntsman... what an idea, playing with scissors and stones, when you
can resolve the problem with a ‘bang’, and the bad bad wolfie is gone for good!”
– Red Hood let out a nasty little cackle. In the woods, the last wolf cowered
and started whining. He knew he couldn’t win.
“Little Red
Riding Hood – The Other Side of the Story” is a new exhibition at The Companion,
a sim owned by Mimesis Monday/Heidi Dahlsveen, a "storyteller in both worlds". She invited some excellent SL/RL artists to collaborate on a joint
project... and there we go. Alpho Fullstop (one of the alter egos of the genial
visual anarchist, Elif Ayiter, mother to the entire Alpha Tribe), Cherry Manga
and Soror Nishi together, until April 15th. The avatar is a gift at
the installation. Three fantastic creators, and one free Alpha Tribe avie. Do you need more bait?
... and
please, please root for the wolf.
WOW! Love it love it! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThank YOU, for the stories, the avatars and the chats. Alpha Tribe is a very particular community indeed, and I'm happy to be one of the tribesmen... tribeswomen... tribeswolves? :D
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
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