Werewolves and Eating Grandma (Into the Hoods)

Meet Little Red Riding Hood before she was called that, in a tale shared across France and Italy to young women getting ready to enter the worlds of labor and love.
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[@tomiodatanuki7600]

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[@Its.brandi.with.an.i]

The pins and needles interpretation makes more sense than I heard. At one point I read or was told it was supposed to symbolize the pain of childbirth. That never did sit right with me.

[@Cosbrarian]

Interesting!

[@PZLovell]

I saw an interpretation of the pins and needles as a reference to sex and more specifically sex work. I guess there was a thing for a while where a working lady would have a needle in her sleeve to communicate her profession. There's probably some symbolism in that the pin is closed at the head, while the needle has a hole. There might have also been a connection to wishing wells, like sometimes people threw in pins or needles instead of coins.

[@Cosbrarian]

Omg i looooooove this theory!! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@marihood168]

Was the flesh and blood cooked in some way or was red riding hood feral?

[@Cosbrarian]

Not enough detail to know haha