This Short Assignment Should Be Fun Take Your Favorite Fairy Tale And This short assignment should be fun. Take your favorite fairy tale and write an incident report. This means that you'll have to change the very fancy language of that fairy tale into clear, concise, technical writing! For example, if you choose Goldilocks the Three Bears, you get to write the text to describe a break-in. Choose any crime or incident report template that you find online that suits the fairy tale that you are writing about. Include a link to the fairy tale that you read in the comments. I need to see how you've altered the language. Here are some sites full of fairy tales, but you can use any version that you already know. (Links to an external site.) (Links to an external site.) Grimm's Fairy Tales
Paper For Above instruction Introduction The following paper is an incident report based on the fairy tale "Goldilocks and the Three Bears." The purpose of this report is to translate the narrative language of the fairy tale into a clear, concise, and formal incident report format. This exercise aims to demonstrate how a story with fanciful language can be converted into technical writing suitable for official documentation. Incident Report Summary On the date of occurrence, an unidentified female individual, herein referred to as "the suspect," unlawfully entered a residence believed to be associated with three known occupants, herein referred to as "the three bears." The incident was reported after the discovery of unauthorised access and disturbance within the premises. Details of Incident According to the information available, at approximately 07:00 hours, the suspect gained entry into the residence without prior authorization. Entry was believed to have been made through a window located on the side of the building. Upon entry, the suspect moved throughout the interior, engaging with multiple items belonging to the occupants. The suspect examined several types of porridge ordered by the residents. Evidence suggests that the suspect tasted three different bowls of porridge located in the kitchen area. The first bowl was found to be too hot, the second too cold, and the third at a suitable temperature for consumption. The suspect then attempted to sit in three chairs, with varying degrees of appropriateness. The first chair was found to be too