The Story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Case Study Sample)

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Goldilocks and the Three Bears
The topic of the work Goldilocks and the Three Bears is "just right.” The story depicts an adventurous child realizing that while some adult activities are not "just right" for kids, others are "just right" for a child. The first bowl of porridge was too hot for her, the second one too cold, and the third one was just right for her. Similarly, the first and second chairs were too big for her, while the third was just right. The beds were uncomfortable for her except for the third bed, which was just right. She also discovers that she strayed into an unsafe or frightening environment and managed to flee. When she wakes up, she sees the three bears, screams for help, runs away and never returns. This is after she realizes that the bears' cottage was not suitable for her.
The big idea of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is disrespect of others privacy and property. A small girl enters the Bears' cottage and eats their porridge, sits on their chairs breaking one, and sleeps in their beds until she is discovered.