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Narrator: There was once three little pigs who called Dopey, floppy, and hard
working. One day they decided to live independent from their mother and build
their own house.

Fool, Lazy, Worker: Goodbye mom.

Mama breydi: Goodbye my little children.

Narrator: The three little pigs started their own way. One day Dopey was found
a man who was selling straw.

Fool: Just what I needed. Could you sell me straw to build my house?

Gem Saleswoman: Sure, I do. Take what you need.

Fool: Thank you.

Narrator: Tontín paid the seller and went to build his straw house.

Dopey: It’s easy to build a house of straw, nothing more than place it and ...
voila! I do not need glue, cement, or nails ... and to play.

Narrator: Another day, Lazy, a man was found selling wooden sticks.

Lazy: Good morning, sir.

Wood sticks seller breydi: In what I can serve you?

Lazy: Could you sell me wooden sticks to build my house?

Wood Stick Vendor breydi: Sure, I do! Take all you need.

Lazy: Thanks.

Narrator: Loose paid the seller of wooden sticks and went to build his house.

Lazy: How easy it is to make a house out of wooden sticks. I just put them on
and I 'm done! I don't need glue, cement, or nails ... and to play.

Narrator: Later, Worker, a man was found selling brick.

Worker: Excuse me, sir ... I need bricks. Do you sell them?

Gem Brick Vendor: Sure, I do! Take all you need. I also sell cement and rod.
Worker: Give them to me, too, please.

Gem Brick Vendor: Sure, I do! Take what you need.

Worker: Thanks.

Narrator: Worker paid the man and went to build his brick house.

Worker: I don't have time to play, I must work and work!

Narrator: When Trabajador finished building his house, he went to visit his little
brother Tontín.

Worker: But Fool ... How can you think of making a house out of straw? The
wolf will come and destroy it!

Fool: It was easy and quick to do it ... also I'm not afraid of the big bad wolf.

Worker: You know what you do ... I am going to visit my lazy brother.

Fool: Goodbye, little brother.

Narrator: Worker went to visit his lazy brother and was surprised when he saw
his wooden stick house.

Worker: But Lazy ... How can you think of making a house out of wooden
sticks? The wolf will come and destroy it!

Lazy: It was easy and fast to do it ... besides, who's afraid of the big bad wolf? I
do not!

Worker: You know what you're doing ... I'm going home before the wolf comes.

Narrator: Worker went home. One day Tontín was taking a nap when the wolf
knocked on the door. Fool, got up, looked through the window and saw it was
the wolf.

Wolf: Little pig, little pig, open the door, I want to enter!

Fool: Of course not! And get out of here, I'm going to be mad!

Wolf: If you don't open, your house will fall with a blow!

Fool: You are crazy! My house is strong, you can do nothing!

Narrator: And the wolf blew and blew and destroyed the little pig's house. Then
Tontín ran to the house of his little brother, Loose. Upon arrival he told her what
had happened.

Lazy: Don't worry, my house is strong, and the wolf will not destroy it.

Narrator: Dopey was left there to live. A few days later, the wolf knocked on the
door. The two little pigs looked through the window and saw that it was the wolf.

Wolf: Little piglets, little piglets, open the door, I want to enter!

Silly and Lazy: Of course not! And get out of here, we're going to be mad!

Wolf: If they don't open, your house will fall with a blow!

Silly and Lazy: You will blow! You will blow! But this house won't knock you
down!

Narrator: And the wolf blew and blew and destroyed the wooden stick house.

Clumsy and Lazy: Oh no! Let's go to Worker's house

Lazy: Yes! Her house is brick.

Fool: The wolf will not destroy it!

Narrator: Then Tontin and Flojo ran to the house of their little brother,
Trabajador. When they arrived, there was a knock on the door.

Clumsy and Lazy: Little brother, little brother let us in!

Narrator: Worker opened the door and said.

Worker: Why are you so scared?

Fool and Lazy: The wolf destroyed our house!

Worker: I warned you! Come in, come in.

Narrator: Fool and Flojo stayed there to live. A few days later, the wolf knocked
on the door of the third little pig's house. They looked through the window and
saw that it was the wolf.

Wolf: Little piglets, little piglets, open the door, I want to enter!
Fool, Lazy, Worker: Of course not! And get out of here, we're going to be mad!

Wolf: If they don't open, your house will fall with a blow!

Fool, Lazy, Worker: You will blow! You will blow! And this time the house won't
knock down!

Narrator: The wolf blew and puff several times but failed to destroy the brick
house.

Fool, Lazy, Worker: ¡Ha ha ha! You will never destroy this brick house!

Narrator: And the wolf ever angrier was to sit on a stone to think about the way
in. Meanwhile the three little pigs decided to cook.

Worker: I'm hungry, let's cook!

Clumsy and Lazy: We too! That wolf awakened our appetite!

Narrator: They placed a large pot of water under the fireplace. Meanwhile the
wolf thought and thought how to enter the house of the three little pigs.

Wolf: I know what I'll do! I'm going to go in through the fireplace and eat those
delicious little pigs! Mmmm, how tasty they will be! I'm already savoring myself!

Narrator: The wolf climbed onto the roof of the house but didn't know there was
a pot of boiling water under the fireplace. The three little pigs heard a noise on
the ceiling.

Worker: Will it be a storm?

Fool: Will it be the rain?

Lazy: Could it be the wind?

Narrator: But it was the wolf that was about to enter the chimney.

Wolf: I'm coming for you, rich and tasty little pigs!

Narrator: The wolf jumped down the chimney and fell into the pot of boiling
water.

Wolf: Aaaaaaaahhhhhhh! I'm burning! I'm burning!

Narrator: The wolf climbed back up the chimney and ran to its burrow to heal its
burns.

Fool, Lazy, Worker: Ha, ha, ha, ¡ha ... goodbye Wolf!

Narrator: The Three Little Pigs lived in peace and never more returned to see
the big bad wolf.