What are the main events in the three little goats short story?

Well, in the story, the three little goats want to cross the bridge. But there's a big, mean troll under the bridge. The first two little goats are too scared to cross when the troll threatens them. But the biggest goat is brave. He tricks the troll and then butts him off the bridge. So the goats can cross safely in the end.

The main plot is that three little goats try to cross a bridge where a troll lives. The first two small goats are afraid of the troll and run away. But the biggest goat is brave, faces the troll and manages to defeat it, allowing all three goats to cross the bridge safely.

The main characters in this short story are three little goats. Each goat has its own character trait. The first two are small and a bit timid at first. The third one is big and brave. Then there is the troll. The troll is a kind of antagonist in the story. He lives under the bridge and wants to prevent the goats from passing over the bridge.

In this story, the mother goat goes out. A wolf wants to eat the seven little goats. He fools the little goats by making his voice sound like their mother's. After getting into the house, he gobbles up most of them. When the mother goat returns, she discovers the tragedy. She and the remaining little goat then take action. They rescue the others from the wolf's stomach and make the wolf die by filling his belly with stones and causing him to drown.

The main plot is about three billy goats who want to cross a bridge to a meadow to get fat. But under the bridge lives a mean troll. The smallest goat goes first, the troll tries to stop him but the goat tricks him by saying the bigger goat is coming. Then the middle goat goes and does the same. Finally, the biggest goat goes and defeats the troll and they all cross safely.

The main events are the three goats trying to cross the bridge, the troll trying to stop each one, and the big goat defeating the troll in the end.

Well, the three little bears leave their house. Goldilocks enters. She first tastes the porridge - the big bear's is too hot, the medium bear's is too cold, but the little bear's is just right. She does the same with the chairs and beds. Eventually, the bears return and Goldilocks is scared and flees.

In the story, the three little bears go out. Then Goldilocks enters their house. She tries their porridge, sits on their chairs and sleeps in their beds. When the bears come back, they find Goldilocks and she gets scared and runs away.

Well, in this story, first, the mother goat leaves the 7 little goats at home. The wolf then comes and tries to enter. He tries to deceive the goats by saying he is their mother, but they see through his rough voice at first. However, he tricks them with flour on his paws to make his voice soft. He eats some goats. Later, the mother goat returns, cuts open the wolf's stomach to save the eaten goats and fills his stomach with stones.

We can learn about the importance of hard work. The goat that built the brick house worked hard and was rewarded with safety. The others who took shortcuts ended up in trouble.