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Pig's Failure To Admire The Third Pig

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In conclusion, one can admire the third Pig the most because he is the most clever, quick-witted, and bold. Since the Wolf was cruel and wanted to eat him, the Pig thought of unique ways to defeat the Wolf, like his method of leaving an hour earlier to gather the turnips. This clever plot against the Wolf ultimately saved his own life. The third Pig was not only clever, but he was a quick-thinker in tricky situations. When the Wolf showed up early to pick apples, the Pig was caught off-guard. But since the Pig acted fast and threw him an apple, he yet again escaped from the Wolf. Additionally, the third Pig can be admired as he was bold apart from the pigs. The Wolf had assumed that all the pigs were foolish and would be easy to take advantage

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