>"Ogres don't get a happily ever after"
Was she right?
>>29872227
Ask yourself, are you happy?
She was the real ogre all along.
>>29872232
Ehh, neutral.
>>29872227
Shrek got it, the whole point of the movie was that she's wrong.
It does take an active, genuine effort, like Shrek did. Also, Shrek wasn't terrified of just being himself and not giving a shit about doing cringy or embarrassing shit. If one of us robots can pull this off, that robot will become a real boy.
God l hope not.
Shrek was a robot, Fiona was forced to be a robot
the entire film is just Shrek breaking out of it and finally making it
If Shrek can do it so can we
>>29872729
>>29872959
But Shrek isn't realistic.
Quasimodo is a much more accurate depiction of what happens to ugly freaks; they die alone without ever being with the one they love.
>>29872989
This. Shrek is someone who makes it, like most of r9k. Quasimodo is the true robot.
>>29872959
>Shrek
>robot
He was a good person, he just got burned by the life of everyone running in fear. Just like donkey, who was annoying as fuck but was a total bro. They were both caustic and imperfect, and thats why the series worked.
Fiona being an ogre was just a metaphor for other people having imperfections too.
Thats not robots. Robots are incurable, mad, resent the world and do things like go sleep with the corpse of their oneitis like the Quasimodo from the books did.