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    Shrek Book Report

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    Shrek returns and starts yelling at them to leave. They explain that if they go back then they will get executed. The witch tells him that he is the only one that can convince Farquhar to let them back. Shrek sets off to visit Farquhar. On his way, he runs into some soldiers that are chasing a talking donkey. The soldiers start threatening Shrek. He roars at them and they start running. Donkey tells him that he can show him to Duloc. Shrek tries to scare him off but the donkey tells him that he isn’t

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    Shrek Vs Donkey Analysis

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    While this comedic scene from “Shrek”, can be easily overlooked, there is deeper meaning within the dialogue between Shrek and Donkey. At this point in the movie, Shrek is explaining to Donkey that there is more to himself than meets the eye, like an onion, there are layers to his personality and what people may see on the surface is different from the inner layers of himself. However, an onion is often seen as something gross and undesirable. In return, Donkey assures Shrek that he’s rather like

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    In the story, Runaway Ralph by Beverly Cleary, a mouse named Ralph ran away from home on his shiny, red motorcycle expecting a great adventure. Ralph lives at Mountain View Inn, where he has to wait until the guests are all asleep to ride his beloved mouse sized motorcycle that he got from a guest who stayed at the inn. He is also tired of giving rides to his siblings and cousins, scrounging for crumbs, and being bossed around by his mom and Uncle Lester. He ran away, having fun zooming down

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    Envy in the Arabian Nights is a free-floating passion in which characters desiring to have a quality or desirable attribute of another occur both arbitrarily without justification and with reason. To start with, envy occurs in the Tale of The Ox and The Donkey. In the story we learn about a merchant who understands the language of the animals. One day the merchant overhears a conversation between his donkey and his ox. The ox complains about how he toils arduously. He works the fields from daylight

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    What significant cultural value or belief does the film convey? What is important about it? Shrek conveys the idea of true love and appearances while putting a twist on the classic idea. It limits the idea of finding a true love at first sight and the damsel must be saved by her true love, a knight in shining armor. Rather, the damsel in distress is rather not a damsel in distress, but rather a superb fighter who can handle herself well and does not need the help of a knight in shining armor. The

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    Once upon a time there was a cringy stupid dank story about shrek and pepe So once pepe was going to pick apples then he stumbled across a shack and there were loud speakers saying what are you doing in my swamp!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then pepe realized that it was shrek's and nobody dared to go to it or look at it but pepe knocked on the door to ask him for apples instead he saw a big green ogre staring at him from above and shrek yelled in a happy cheerful voice OH HELLO THERE!!!! And pepe asked in a tiny

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    thinks that Shrek will eat him so he ran away. Lord Farquaad has prejudice against magical creatures. This is shown when he has ordered that the magical creatures be exiled to the forest. This action also illustrates the discrimination that the magical creatures experienced due to Lord Farquaad’s personal prejudices. The magical creatures were showed to be treated like criminals, taken into carts and placed in cages. Furthermore, Lord Farquaad also has prejudice against ogres. He identifies and calls

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    Sociological Perspectives in Shrek 1. In the film, Lord Farquaad is the antithesis of what a valiant prince/knight-in-shining armor is expected to look like. Instead of a "Prince Charming," who would stereotypically be young, tall, and good-looking, Lord Farquaad is old(er), short, and although he has a strong jawline, which would be associated with rugged good looks, he comes off as sleazy and villainous. Lord Farquaad hilariously attempts to make up for his shortcomings by standing on stools

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    Shrek's Quest

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    Throughout Shrek’s journey he encounters several challenges and obstacles. Some of these are Lord Farquaad, Donkey, the dragon at the castle, and the robber in the woods. Now that he has instructions Shrek begins his quest with another character named Donkey, a very annoying character that starts as an obstacle but turns out to be one of Shrek’s best

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    Shrek: A Brief Summary

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    a green ogre named Shrek is suddenly disturbed by an invasion of annoying fairy tale characters, who were banished from their kingdom by the evil Lord Farquaad. Driven to save his home, Shrek established a deal with Farquaad and sets out to rescue Princess Fiona, with an irritating donkey. Shrek must bring back Fiona to Duloc to marry Lord Farquaad. Princess Fiona, is awaiting her true love to save her from fire-breathing dragon who is guarding her, is later rescued by Shrek and Donkey. But once they

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