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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT After four wildly successful movies, the Shrek franchise has an enormous audience and many dark theories have popped up over the years that change how viewers watch the films. In 2001, Shrek started it all by taking the fairytale formula popularized by Disney and creating a whole new type of animated film that subverted the genre.
The dragon might have been the one to kill them, but Fiona could have used their dead bodies for fuel out of desperation. Fiona's curse is what trapped her in the tower, waiting to be rescued by her one true love. In Shrek 2, Shrek sees that Fiona spent her childhood fantasizing about being saved by Prince Charming, something that the Fairy Godmother likely orchestrated. In the Fairy Godmother's best scenes in Shrek, she's a hilarious character, but also shown to be a keen manipulator who isn't afraid to bend the rules to get what she wants. However, cursing an innocent child is going too far.
7 Shrek's Parents Abandoned Him He wasn't cut out for the ogre lifestyle Close His family being killed would be bad enough, but it would leave another deep emotional wound if Shrek's parents were alive and well somewhere, but they left him behind. In the fourth movie, Shrek Forever After, when Shrek accidentally makes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin, he travels to an alternate reality where he was never born.
In Pinocchio, the titular character comes across a group of young boys who skip school and are tricked into consuming a spell that turns them into donkeys. It's a terrifying moment from the original children's movie and is a blatant cautionary tale about the dangers of shirking responsibilities. However, some of the donkeys retain their ability to talk, and if this is what happened to Donkey, it's not surprising that he wouldn't want to remember it.
Fiona and Shrek were hardly the only people the Fairy Godmother interfered with in Shrek, as most of the creatures and people in Far Far Away had come to her at one time or another. Her spells, potions, and plans all worked to give her clients what they thought they wanted but also place the Fairy Godmother in a position of power over them. This means that both Snow White and the woman who would become the Evil Queen each went to the Fairy Godmother at some point in their stories.
2 Puss In Boots Was The One Who Killed The Ogres He's known as a ruthless bounty hunter and fighter Close Much of Puss' reputation in the Shrek movies and the Puss in Boots universe revolves around his amazing fighting skills and the fact that he's often a hired sword. Though he quickly aligns himself with Shrek when they meet in Shrek 2, even having a rivalry with Donkey about who Shrek likes more, his past is never explained.
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