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    Satire In Shrek

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    ‘Shrek’ is a comedy and an animated film directed by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jensen. The title is the name of the sensitive and introverted ogre, Shrek who defeats the cliché stereotypes that feature in most fairytales. The plot starts to unravel when Lord Farquaad claims Shrek’s swamp as his, commanding the many fairytale creatures to swarm his home. Shrek, who values his privacy, is fuming to discover his swamp crowded with fairytale creatures. Shrek and his comrade Donkey venture out to Lord Farquaad’s kingdom, Du Loc to rid the fairytale creatures from his swamp. After watching Shrek defeat his knights in the tournament, Lord Farquaad made a proposition that Shrek should rescue and return Princess Fiona back to his kingdom to obtain his…

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    Shrek Review Essay

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    In the movie Shrek, there is an ogre named Shrek who encounters a problem when fairytale creatures start to takeover his swamp. Shrek speaks to Lord Farquaad about his delima. Shrek is sent on a quest to find the Farquaad as princess named Fiona so that Farquaad can become king and Shrek can have his swamp back. In order to get Fiona, Shrek and Donkey must get passed a dragon so Donkey distracts the dragon while Shrek got Fiona. Once Shrek has Fiona, he saves Donkey and they make their way to…

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    An Ogre named Shrek lives alone in his swamp until one day Lord Farquaad orders all of the fairytale characters living in Happily Ever After to move to the swamp. Shrek takes off with the talking Donkey who will become his best friend to find Lord Farquaad. In the meantime, Farquaad has to marry a princess in order to become a king. He chooses Princess Fiona that is locked in top of a castle. In order to get to Fiona he must get by the lava and a dragon. Farquaad makes a deal with Shrek that if…

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    Reality Perception: Perception is different for everyone, it 's based upon the viewer 's interpretation of what they are seeing. Using their sensory input and previous knowledge. In the film, Shrek is perceived as ugly, philosophers often wonder what defines someone or something as ugly. In the movie the citizens not only see Shrek’s appearance as ugly, but his mannerisms. He is dirty, rude and careless, the complete opposite of the ordinary villagers. Due to Shrek being seen this way it is…

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    Shrek

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    The musical started with intro with shrek all lonely and scary. Other fairy tales come in the scene so is lord farquaad and the fairy tale characters sing about their life. Shrek goes stands up for the characters and speaks to lord farquaad. Shrek finds the donkey and they team up. After Shrek finds Donkey there is a scene with lord farquaad and he cuts the ginger breads legs off and makes him tell lord Farquaad something. Then the magic mirror appears and they play a game show and he has to…

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    The whole time Princess Fiona was only complimenting Shrek. Shrek realizes that he has misunderstood and sets on another call to adventure by stopping the wedding before it is too late. Shrek is worried there might not be enough time. Luckily the donkey has made the dragon fall in love with him. Donkey calls the dragon where they ride toward the castle of Lord Farquaad. Shrek runs into the castle in time and interrupts the wedding. Princess Fiona and the Lord Farquaad stand there in shock. Shrek…

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    Shrek Hero Analysis

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    This is the scene where the hero is introduced in ordinary surroundings, in a mundane world, doing mundane things. At the moment Shrek is living a non-heroic life doing regular chores that identifies with the daily task that the audience goes through. One day Shrek’s swamp is invaded by numerous amounts of fairy tale creatures sent by Lord Farquaaad and all Shrek wants to do is be left alone in his swamp. This is when the something new enters the hero’s life. Shrek wanting to be alone again is…

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    The whole movie is a spoof of fairytale stories and its characters. For example, when Shrek found Fiona in her room, he didn’t kiss her like a prince would in any other fairytale, instead, Shrek shook her awake. Also, Lord Farquaad’s need to marry a princess to become the King of Duloc makes no sense since he is already the ruler of the land. This mocks many of the classic stories found in fairytales where a prince must marry a princess to rule the land. Furthermore, at the end of the movie,…

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    Princess Fiona was very disappointed to meet the Lord. He was not what she expected. A long, dark haired, short in height man was carried off his horse and sat on the ground by his guards. It was getting late and Princess Fiona needed loves first kiss soon to break her spell. She suggests an immediate wedding ceremony for the two. When the wedding started and everything was in motion a dragon interrupted with a love struck Shrek and his beloved friend Donkey. They came to save the princess from…

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    He also added to his collection of said dead bodies when he murdered some loyal followers of the demiogre. The Proud did not replace them, undermining the power of the great ogre council. As remaining members of the ogre council clinged on to life, all fairy tale characters in the swamp feared The Proud 's wrath. The newly crowned Lord Farquaad met with the most powerful Mr. Ryans for a deep relationship conversation in the grove of the protector. One of the Mr. Ryans voiced opposition to The…

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