Donkey is the foil character because his personality contrasts with Shrek, thus portraying Shrek's characteristics. However, he is not a stock character because he is not the typical antagonist, nor is he a foil character because Donkey plays that role in this film. Since Lord Farquaad does not have a complex personality he is a flat character.
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Lord Farquaad's entire objective throughout the movie is to marry Princess Fiona, however, in the end he loses the battle for the Princess as Shrek arrives in the church seconds before they are to be married and sweeps her off her feet. He is considered to be a static character because his ideals and attitude remains the same throughout the entire movie. An example of a secondary character in Shrek is Lord Farquaad. In the end, he realizes that he must pursue the woman he loves. Shrek is conflicted throughout movie whether to save Princess Fiona, or not. He is also a round character with a complex personality. Shrek is a dynamic character, as he changes throughout the movie from a dingy and grumpy ogre who seems to hate the entire world, and would love to spend the rest of his life a lone, into a loving ogre that falls in love with Princess Fiona. In Shrek the protagonist and main character is of course, Shrek himself. It is important that there is always a main character that is dynamic and has a lot of personality, in addition to secondary characters that fill the backgound almost like furniture in a house.
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Sadly, his wits might resemble those of a child as well.Characterization is one of the main aspects of any story, movie, or TV show. Whether he’s fleeing from a fire-breathing dragon, or just dancing to the tune of his own voice, Donkey is as spry as a child. Donkey also gets bonus points for bringing a dragon to the team. Donkey never seems to stop running his mouth, or his little hooves for that matter. Donkey’s harassment is the only reason that Shrek does, well, anything.
Donkey is living proof that if you’re annoying enough you can change the world. Personality… sunny, talkative, energetic. But Donkey just might know the way into anyone’s heart: “In the morning…I’m making waffles!” It’s a hard road to walk: changing a bitter ogre into a happy companion. Donkey is constantly struggling to get Shrek to look on the brighter side of life, to give up his grumpiness and sing along with Donkey. He does meet a dragon who develops a serious crush on him, but do they have enough in common?Ĭhallenge… balancing out Shrek. He’s alone in this world for now, but his heart is wide open, and any creature who tickles his fancy could easily become Donkey’s one and only. Interests… talking, singing, and parfaits. She called me a ‘noble steed.’ She thinks I'm a steed!” So sure, let’s call Donkey’s profession “noble steed.” When he accompanies Shrek on a quest to save a princess from a dragon’s lair, the princess declares him a “noble steed.” Donkey is beside himself with joy, telling Shrek: “All right, I hope you heard that. Profession… talking donkey, though that’s not a job so much as a way of life. At least Donkey considers Shrek his best friend Shrek isn’t always so sure. Donkey even sleeps outside when Shrek won’t let him in luckily, Shrek pities the shivering donkey and gives him a blanket. Donkey is indebted to Shrek for saving him from some evil knights, so even though Shrek doesn’t want anything to do with him, Donkey remains by his side, loyal as a pet dog. Living… right now with Shrek, an ogre, in Shrek’s cottage in the middle of a swamp.
Grew Up… probably with his owner, an old lady who later wishes to pawn him off for a reward because he’s a magical talking donkey.
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