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* Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella in the fairy tale-based Broadway show ''[[Into the Woods]]''. While ACT I isn't very action-oriented, they both (along with male counterparts Jack and The Baker) [[Took a Level In Badass]] in ACT II, with Cinderella disguising herself as a peasant, wandering [[Accidental Pun|into the woods]] on her own, and dumping her "Prince Charming" (who actually turned out to not be nearly as good a guy as she thought) and Little Red Riding Hood replacing her red hood with a fur coat from the Wolf the Baker killed, receiving a knife for self-defense, and becoming a [[Deadpan Snarker|Deadpan Snarking]], [[Axe Crazy]] [[Girl ~~With~~ Psycho Weapon]] threatening to gut any potential attackers. Both ladies are among {{spoiler|the only four survivors of the show}} and actively participate in defeating the [[Big Bad]].

* Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella in the fairy tale-based Broadway show ''[[Into the Woods]]''. While ACT I isn't very action-oriented, they both (along with male counterparts Jack and The Baker) [[Took a Level In Badass]] in ACT II, with Cinderella disguising herself as a peasant, wandering [[Accidental Pun|into the woods]] on her own, and dumping her "Prince Charming" (who actually turned out to not be nearly as good a guy as she thought) and Little Red Riding Hood replacing her red hood with a fur coat from the Wolf the Baker killed, receiving a knife for self-defense, and becoming a [[Deadpan Snarker|Deadpan Snarking]], [[Axe Crazy]] [[Girl with Psycho Weapon]] threatening to gut any potential attackers. Both ladies are among {{spoiler|the only four survivors of the show}} and actively participate in defeating the [[Big Bad]].

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-* Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella in the fairy tale-based Broadway show ''[[Into the Woods]]''. While ACT I isn't very action-oriented, they both (along with male counterparts Jack and The Baker) [[Took a Level In Badass]] in ACT II, with Cinderella disguising herself as a peasant, wandering [[Accidental Pun|into the woods]] on her own, and dumping her "Prince Charming" (who actually turned out to not be nearly as good a guy as she thought) and Little Red Riding Hood replacing her red hood with a fur coat from the Wolf the Baker killed, receiving a knife for self-defense, and becoming a [[Deadpan Snarker|Deadpan Snarking]], [[Axe Crazy]] [[Girl With Psycho Weapon]] threatening to gut any potential attackers. Both ladies are among {{spoiler|the only four survivors of the show}} and actively participate in defeating the [[Big Bad]].
+* Little Red Riding Hood and Cinderella in the fairy tale-based Broadway show ''[[Into the Woods]]''. While ACT I isn't very action-oriented, they both (along with male counterparts Jack and The Baker) [[Took a Level In Badass]] in ACT II, with Cinderella disguising herself as a peasant, wandering [[Accidental Pun|into the woods]] on her own, and dumping her "Prince Charming" (who actually turned out to not be nearly as good a guy as she thought) and Little Red Riding Hood replacing her red hood with a fur coat from the Wolf the Baker killed, receiving a knife for self-defense, and becoming a [[Deadpan Snarker|Deadpan Snarking]], [[Axe Crazy]] [[Girl with Psycho Weapon]] threatening to gut any potential attackers. Both ladies are among {{spoiler|the only four survivors of the show}} and actively participate in defeating the [[Big Bad]].
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