The Wolf House

María Wehrle, known for her laziness and irresponsibility, decides to flee the Colony rather than face punishment from the community. Her reluctant departure sets the stage for her unusual adventure in the woods.

While escaping, María has a close encounter with a persistent Wolf that tracks her movement. She narrowly avoids capture, heightening the tension of her flight into the unknown.

María finds refuge in an abandoned house deep within the woods. The eerie atmosphere quickly envelops her, but she feels a sense of protection within its walls.

Inside the house, María encounters two pigs, Ana and Pedro, who are the only other inhabitants. This strange meeting introduces her to companionship in an otherwise lonely existence.

The house surprises María by transforming according to her emotions, creating a dream-like sanctuary that reflects her inner desires. This magical element offers her a brief sense of comfort.

As time passes, Ana and Pedro begin to take on human forms, further solidifying their bond with María. This transformation blurs the lines between reality and fantasy.

Despite the companionship, the threat of the Wolf looms persistently outside the house. María, however, remains defiant and chooses to dismiss the Wolf's temptations to return to the Colony.

As days go by, the trio faces a growing shortage of provisions, leading to tension among them. Ana and Pedro's fear manifests as hostility towards María, which changes the dynamics of their relationship.

Haunted by scarcity, María begins to yearn for the Colony, reflecting on her past life. Her perspective shifts, and she starts to view the Wolf as a potential protector rather than a threat.

In a chilling turn of events, Ana and Pedro restrain María, revealing their sinister intentions to consume her. This betrayal marks a dark shift in her once carefree escape.

Facing the horrifying reality of her predicament, María pleads for salvation from the Wolf. Her desperate cries summon the creature, turning the tide of her fate.

The Wolf answers María's call, crashing into the house and mercilessly dispatching Ana and Pedro. This violent rescue reestablishes María's hope for survival and freedom.

In the aftermath of the chaos, María undergoes a remarkable transformation, turning into a bird. This ethereal change symbolizes her newfound freedom and her return to the world.

With her wings, María soars back towards the Colony, leaving behind her troubled past. Her journey comes full circle as she reclaims her industrious spirit.

In the final moments, the Wolf reflects on María’s transformation and invites the audience's 'little pigs' to return home with him. His promise of safety adds a profound note of hope to the story.