Question

In Shrek the Musical, how is Shrek doubted? What does the world think he cannot do but he ends up doing (or not)? What does he learn about himself and in turn, what does it teach the audience? What lessons do the other characters learn and in turn, what lesson is the narrative teaching us? Why/how can this lesson be relevant to today?

Answer 1

He is doubted because lord farquaad does not think he can come back with princess fiona but he ends up doing it. this helps him realize that even though he is an ugly ogre he can still be in love and that people will still love him forever.

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