Conflicts Revealed In Faulkner's Red Riding Hood

“Marcus Brutus wounded Caesar, and Caesar is said to have remarked in Greek, ‘You, too, my child?’” Have you even been hurt by one of your closest friends? Well in this story, Valerie finds out what its like to feel betrayed and hurt by even her family. Red Riding Hood is a story that teaches a valuable lesson that is true for even a modern teen: sometimes the people you trust and care about most could be the ones who hurt you in the end. In Red Riding Hood, the author uses conflict to teach us that sometimes the people we trust and care about most, could be the one’s who hurt us in the end. For example, in my story, Valerie is able to come to conclusions about many of her friends and family possibly being the wolf; the horrible wolf that
I can relate to this because I have been hurt and betrayed by a few people that I believed truly cared about me. I see this happen to many teens in todays society. For example, the drama that usually occurs between teens today, is in most cases, because one friend said something or did something to hurt another friend. In this situation peoples feelings get hurt and friendships are lost. Another example is when teens go through their parents divorcing. Often times the teens feel abandoned and dejected after a parent leaves. Teens sometimes go through depression after something big like this happens and they may even resent their parents for putting them in such a terrible situation. Just like in Red Riding Hood teens feel betrayed by their closest friends and family. This is something that most people don't see coming and are clueless as to what to do when it happens. Just as Caesar was betrayed by his best friend, Valerie was betrayed by her closest friends and family. They both had to learn the tragic lesson that sometimes you get hurt by the people you love most. With this knowledge, you should take into consideration that some people aren't as good as they seem, and may even be to good to be true. Be careful about who you trust and don’t let your emotions get caught up in a bad situation no matter who is involved, it will hurt less in the