In Roald Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes," a little pig attempts to seek refuge by praying when faced with danger. However, the cunning wolf, named Wolfie, easily destroys the pig's house, highlighting the pig's vulnerability and the wolf's predatory nature. This sets the stage for a grim yet humorous turn in the story.

As the wolf celebrates his meal with a gleeful chant about enjoying the pig, it reveals his relish for the feast. The way he devours the pig but saves the tail until last adds a twist of irony and dark humor, showcasing Dahl’s ability to blend whimsy with moral lessons about bravery and survival in a frightening world.