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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Red Riding Hood tries to sing some sense into the Spoiled Child, she starts by asking her: "What if tomorrow you end up on an island in the middle of an ocean?" The Child squees it would be simply great. She doesn't understand, until Red Riding Hood elaborates on it, that she will die of hunger and cold without her cooks and her nurses, as she has no idea how to survive on her own.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Red Riding Hood tries to sing some sense into the Spoiled Child, she starts by asking her: him: "What if tomorrow you end up on an island in the middle of an ocean?" The Child squees it would be simply great. She He doesn't understand, until Red Riding Hood elaborates on it, that she he will die of hunger and cold without her his cooks and her his nurses, as she he has no idea how to survive on her his own.
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* FearlessFool: The Spoiled Child's reaction to news of the wolves is "That's all right, we have a whip!" – even though she is ''four'' and has had all the experience of a hothouse flower.
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* FearlessFool: The Spoiled Child's reaction to news of the wolves is "That's all right, we have a whip!" – even though she he is ''four'' and has had all the experience of a hothouse flower.
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* HeelFaceTurn: The Spoiled Child starts as an EnfantTerrible who wants the world to wait on her hand and foot but becomes a much better person and ends up racing across the forest on her own to save Red Riding Hood's life.
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* HeelFaceTurn: The Spoiled Child starts as an EnfantTerrible who wants the world to wait on her him hand and foot but becomes a much better person and ends up racing across the forest on her his own to save Red Riding Hood's life.
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* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: [[spoiler:The conceited, selfish hunter is the main antagonist in the final confrontation]], and the Thin Wolf brings the point up even earlier when he hatefully says "There they are – people!" at the sight of the Spoiled Child and her retinue.
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* HumansAreTheRealMonsters: [[spoiler:The conceited, selfish hunter is the main antagonist in the final confrontation]], and the Thin Wolf brings the point up even earlier when he hatefully says "There they are – people!" at the sight of the Spoiled Child and her his retinue.
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* SamusIsAGirl: In what's probably one of the least plot-relevant examples ever, the Spoiled Child, dressed in boy's clothes throughout the movie, reveals she is a girl in basically the last scene.
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* SpoiledBrat: The Spoiled Child is terribly selfish to the point she thinks her servants can buy Red Riding Hood and make her the child's friend. However, she gets better.
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* SpoiledBrat: The Spoiled Child is terribly selfish to the point she he thinks her his servants can buy Red Riding Hood and make her the child's friend. However, she he gets better.
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* ThreatBackfire: When the Spoiled Child sees Red Riding Hood is about to escape, she threatens her she'll yell for help. Red Riding Hood calmly shrugs: "Yell. I'm so tired of you that I don't care anymore." The Child, after deliberating a while, concludes she won't yell in that case.
* TookALevelInBadass: The Spoiled Child becomes much more self-sufficient thanks to Red Riding Hood's influence, and ends up racing across the forest all on her own to call the latter's grandmother for help.
* TookALevelInBadass: The Spoiled Child becomes much more self-sufficient thanks to Red Riding Hood's influence, and ends up racing across the forest all on her own to call the latter's grandmother for help.
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* ThreatBackfire: When the Spoiled Child sees Red Riding Hood is about to escape, she he threatens her she'll he'll yell for help. Red Riding Hood calmly shrugs: "Yell. I'm so tired of you that I don't care anymore." The Child, after deliberating a while, concludes she he won't yell in that case.
* TookALevelInBadass: The Spoiled Child becomes much more self-sufficient thanks to Red Riding Hood's influence, and ends up racing across the forest all onher his own to call the latter's grandmother for help.
* TookALevelInBadass: The Spoiled Child becomes much more self-sufficient thanks to Red Riding Hood's influence, and ends up racing across the forest all on
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* WildernessSurvivalPlot: Discussed by Red Riding Hood in her song for the Spoiled Child. She sings about the hardships of surviving alone in the wild and assures the Child that, spoiled like that, she wouldn't manage it.
* {{Yandere}}: A platonic version with the Spoiled Child, who threatens to keep Red Riding Hood under lock and key or to have her whipped until she agrees to be her friend. Red Riding Hood manages to talk her out of it.
* {{Yandere}}: A platonic version with the Spoiled Child, who threatens to keep Red Riding Hood under lock and key or to have her whipped until she agrees to be her friend. Red Riding Hood manages to talk her out of it.
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* WildernessSurvivalPlot: Discussed by Red Riding Hood in her song for the Spoiled Child. She sings about the hardships of surviving alone in the wild and assures the Child that, spoiled like that, she he wouldn't manage it.
* {{Yandere}}: A platonic version with the Spoiled Child, who threatens to keep Red Riding Hood under lock and key or to have her whipped until she agrees to beher his friend. Red Riding Hood manages to talk her him out of it.
* {{Yandere}}: A platonic version with the Spoiled Child, who threatens to keep Red Riding Hood under lock and key or to have her whipped until she agrees to be
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* LazinessCallout: Red Riding Hood has an entire song where she calls out the Spoiled Child for never doing anything by himself and points out he won't survive without his servants.
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* BelatedChildDiscipline: The Spoiled Child thinks the world exists to do his bidding and is astonished and angry when Little Red Riding Hood scolds him for always relying on servants and refuses to be his friend even when threatened with lashes. Eventually, though, he listens to her, begins to do household chores (to his IdleRich parents' horror) and ends up running alone through the woods to save Red Riding Hood's life.
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** The Thin Wolf is gradually revealed to be a darker example – an orphan with noble intentions and a good heart who went through CorruptTheCutie.
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** The Thin Wolf is gradually revealed to be a darker example – -- it's an orphan with noble intentions and a good heart who went through CorruptTheCutie.
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''About Little Red Riding Hood'', or, to use its full title, ''About Little Red Riding Hood: Continuation of the Old Fairytale'' (Russian: Про Красную Шапочку. Продолжение старой сказки) is a 1977 Soviet children’s musical film directed by Leonid Nechayev.
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''About the Little Red Riding Hood'', or, to use its full title, ''About the Little Red Riding Hood: Continuation of the Old Fairytale'' (Russian: Про Красную Шапочку. Продолжение старой сказки) is a 1977 Soviet children’s musical film directed by Leonid Nechayev.
