Answer: I WAS IN THE MUSICAL!!! :)))<3 (for school though not the famous one lol)
Explanation: DON'T copy this just make your paragraphs based on it.
The moral lesson in "Shrek the Musical" is that it's important to accept people who are different; and the title character, who is a green-hued ogre, definitely qualifies as different.
The biggest moral of the story is the wrongfulness of judging people by their appearances alone, although this is undercut somewhat by the abundance of short jokes directed at Lord Farquaad. In the movie Shrek, one of the conflicts was Shrek's fear of not being liked or respected by other people (especially by Princess Fiona) because he is an ogre. That is called the inner conflict; it is what goes on inside the character. The outer conflict is what goes on outside of the character.