Part of Day: Morning (A), afternoon (A), night (A).

Hat Choices: Nightcap (A), stocking cap (A), baseball cap (E), sombrero (S), beret (F), samurai helmet (J).

(No matter what type of dessert the player chose for the previous page, it always appears to be the frosted top of a cake inside Little Red Riding Hood's pouch.)

Tree Choices: Pine tree (A), oak tree (A), redwood tree (E), cactus (S).

Dessert Choices: Cake (A), pie (A), ice cream sundae (E), flan (S), éclair (F), wagashi (J).

The code for this story is done by a single letter in parentheses: A= All languages E= English S= Spanish F= French J= Japanese. 'Little Red Riding Hood'- All four languages.If the player is in challenge mode, he or she has to select a certain part of the story that a certain pavilion-exclusive character wants in it. The player gets a globe piece from whichever series-wide character is associated with a certain pavilion character no matter what he or she chooses for the story. Clicking on a certain pavilion character during a certain chapter will get him or her to repeat it in his or her language.Įven though, on chapter 1 (actually, the first pair of pages of the story itself), a certain series-wide character tells the player to click the folded corner on the right to hear the next chapter, after a short while, the page may still automatically turn, and the same is true on all of them until the end. Since like Roxy, all series-wide characters speak English, clicking on Frankie (which is optional), Hopsalot, Pierre, or Kisha will have that character read a certain chapter in a certain story in English.

Because Roxy speaks English, the player can understand what she is saying, but he or she can have click on Frankie to have him read it aloud if he or she wants him to.

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