"Shrek the Third" Part Two Trivia Quiz

Answer: They are waiting to be rescued.

The princesses all assume the positions they were in when rescued by their princes. Snow White lies down the same way that she did in her glass coffin, just before being kissed by her prince, and Sleeping Beauty goes to sleep. This is a funny comment on the traditional role of princesses, and women in general, in fairy tales. Fiona, however, has a much less passive role in mind.

Answer: The Queen

The Queen bashes her head against the stone wall of their prison, breaking a huge hole through it. When Fiona looks shocked, the Queen comments that Fiona didn't get her fighting skills from her father. It is then pointed out that there is a second wall to break through and the Queen disposes of it in the same manner, but looks a little punch drunk afterwards.
The Queen is voiced by Julie Andrews.

Answer: Snow White

Snow White executes a graceful little dance while singing, drawing the animals around her, much the same way that they gathered around her in the movie "Snow White". The guards watch in bemusement until she stops singing, when they find themselves being attacked by the princess and all her little creatures.

Answer: He tried to eat Shrek.

Shrek says that not much more could be expected from an ogre, and that he should have known something like that would happen, when his father kept covering him in barbecue sauce. Shrek advises Arthur to stop worrying about what other people expect of him, and to be who he knows he really can be instead. Arthur cedes that Shrek's father was worse than his own, and seems to feel better about himself after their talk. Shrek reflects on his own advice, and realizes that is was why he doesn't want to become a dad, because he is afraid of being a poor dad like his father had been.

He seems to take his own advice, accepting that he can be a nurturing, caring father.

Answer: Donkey and Puss In Boots change bodies.

Of course both characters come off feeling that they are less good looking than before, and desperately want their own bodies back. Donkey feels exposed without pants and hates the stupid boots. Puss is unimpressed when Donkey's kids swarm him, thinking him to be their father.

The funniest thing about the switch is when Puss In Boots tries to trick some guards with his big eyed, cute act but it just doesn't work with Donkey's face and buck teeth. The switch lasts until Merlin switches them back, at which time he does not manage to switch their tails. Donkey is voiced by Eddie Murphy and Puss In Boots by Antonio Banderas.

Answer: He is attached to strings like a real puppet.

Pinocchio is found in a little booth where people have to pay to see his one man puppet show. He tries to tell Shrek what's going on, but the curtain keeps falling so Shrek has to keep feeding $5 into the slot so he can talk to Pinocchio again. The money is found in a bag of coins, hidden in Puss In Boots' boot, that Donkey finds because he is wearing the boots.

Answer: killing him off in a play performed before the kingdom

It seems that Charming has taken a real liking to performing, even though his work is not widely appreciated. He plans an elaborate production, where he stages the rescue of a princess from the tower (possibly the rescue of Fiona from the first "Shrek" movie), only this time his new love, Rapunzel, plays the princess in the tower. Charming plans on having Shrek play the ogre and killing him during the play.

While rehearsing for the show, before Shrek is captured, he accidentally kills two of the actors pretending to be Shrek, while searching for the most dramatic way to deliver the killing blow.

Answer: She is bald.

Rapunzel, Rapunzel never gets a chance to let down her hair, but during the melee someone tries to swing on one of her long braids, dislodging her wig and revealing her baldness. This is just before the façade of her tower falls down and she flees the stage.

Answer: Artie

When Shrek was first arrested, he said some pretty mean things to Artie in order to protect him from the guards. Artie believed Shrek and left, angry and dejected. Donkey and Puss convinced him that Shrek had only been looking out for him. So Artie returns in the middle of the onstage fighting and calls everyone to stop.

He gives a stirring version of the speech that Shrek had given to him, about being who you knew you could be, and not who other people expected you to be. The fairy tale creatures, who have been working with Charming, take Artie's words to heart and abandon the fight, leaving Charming without his army.

Answer: No

During the battle, Artie shows a natural ability to lead the people of Far Far Away, without resorting to violence. Content that they have left the kingdom in good hands, Shrek and Fiona return to the swamp, where they are blessed with three little ogre babies, who keep them hopping.