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Answer:
The huntsman advances the plot of the story by arriving at the grandmother's house.
Explanation:
Without him arriving, the climax of the story would not have evolved since him getting there meant the discovery of what the wolf had done.
He had been looking for the wolf for a while and he had finally found him.
Through the huntsman's motivations, the story finally concluded with him saving Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother and killing the wolf in the end.
The huntsman’s motivations advance the plot because they lead him to the grandmother’s house. He wants to make sure she is okay. In doing so, he advances the plot to the climax, when he discovers that the wolf has eaten both the grandmother and Little Red Riding Hood. He then saves the day and rescues them.