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[[File:WhatAreYouDoingInMySwamp.mp3]]
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|gender=Male|race=Ogre|origin=Shrek (April 22, 2001)|alignment=Good|age=30-40 years old|created by=William Steig,
|gender=Male|race=Ogre|origin=Shrek (April 22, 2001)|alignment=Good|age=30-40 years old|created by=William Steig,
Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Joe Stillman, Roger S. H. Schulman|occupation=Parent,Knight|names=Shrek, Sir Shrek|height=213cm - 243cm (7'0'- 8'0')|weight=136kg - 181 kg (300 - 400 lbs)}}
Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Joe Stillman, Roger S. H. Schulman|occupation=Parent,Knight|names=Shrek, Sir Shrek}}




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== Personality and Traits ==
== Personality and Traits ==
Before meeting [[Donkey]] and [[Princess Fiona|Fiona]], Shrek lived a solitary life, preferring not to associate himself with others due to people's fear of him, while occasionally playing on their fear to frighten away intruders. During his quest to rescue Fiona and get his swamp back, however, Shrek slowly begins to open up to his companions, revealing his insecurities about how others perceive him. With assistance from Donkey, Shrek realizes his feelings for Fiona and confesses his love for her during her wedding to Lord Farquaad. He’s fiercely protective of Fiona and his allies and he’ll go to great lengths to help them in any way.
Before meeting Donkey and Fiona, Shrek lived a solitary life, preferring not to associate himself with others due to people's fear of him, while occasionally playing on their fear to frighten away intruders. During his quest to rescue Fiona and get his swamp back, however, Shrek slowly begins to open up to his companions, revealing his insecurities about how others perceive him. With assistance from Donkey, Shrek realizes his feelings for Fiona and confesses his love for her during her wedding to Lord Farquaad. He’s fiercely protective of Fiona and his allies and he’ll go to great lengths to help them in any way.


Since marrying Fiona, Shrek would have been deathly afraid of the prospect of having children, possibly due to his own upbringing as an ogre. By the end of ''Shrek the Third'', however, he overcomes this fear and proves to be a caring and loving father.
Since marrying Fiona, Shrek would have been deathly afraid of the prospect of having children, possibly due to his own upbringing as an ogre. By the end of ''Shrek the Third'', however, he overcomes this fear and proves to be a caring and loving father.
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Donkey tags along, as well, and after a long, annoying carriage ride to her parents kingdom, a grand entrance awaits them at the castle. When Shrek and Fiona stepped out of their carriage, all of the townspeople present gasp in shock at the sight of them, as Shrek expected. Queen Lillian expressed surprise upon seeing her daughter with Shrek, but King Harold was shocked beyond belief. As Shrek and Fiona approach them, her parents (mostly Harold) quietly bicker about Fiona's appearance. Shrek is polite as he can be and tries to make jokes, but her parents only stare at him unamused. At dinner, the mood was awkward, but when Lillian mentions grandchildren, Shrek chokes on a spoon, indicating the thought terrifies him. Harold finally cannot hold back on his prejudice and begins to insult Shrek about him being an ogre and what he's done to his daughter. Shrek responds kindly by criticizing his parenting skills, since they locked Fiona in a tower. Their fight intensifies and turns into a food fight. Fiona, humiliated by both of them, storms off to her childhood bedroom.
Donkey tags along, as well, and after a long, annoying carriage ride to her parents kingdom, a grand entrance awaits them at the castle. When Shrek and Fiona stepped out of their carriage, all of the townspeople present gasp in shock at the sight of them, as Shrek expected. Queen Lillian expressed surprise upon seeing her daughter with Shrek, but King Harold was shocked beyond belief. As Shrek and Fiona approach them, her parents (mostly Harold) quietly bicker about Fiona's appearance. Shrek is polite as he can be and tries to make jokes, but her parents only stare at him unamused. At dinner, the mood was awkward, but when Lillian mentions grandchildren, Shrek chokes on a spoon, indicating the thought terrifies him. Harold finally cannot hold back on his prejudice and begins to insult Shrek about him being an ogre and what he's done to his daughter. Shrek responds kindly by criticizing his parenting skills, since they locked Fiona in a tower. Their fight intensifies and turns into a food fight. Fiona, humiliated by both of them, storms off to her childhood bedroom.


Shrek, feeling bad, goes to apologize to her, but finds her door is locked. He and Donkey push the door open, to find Fiona with a fairy-godmother and a room full of talking furniture. The fairy-godmother explains that she wants to make them happy, but Shrek rudely dismisses her and orders Fiona to pack her bags. Fiona accuses Shrek of not trying to get along with her father (even though Shrek was and the fact that her father started the whole fight) and Shrek says that whether or not her parents like it, he is an ogre and that won't change. Fiona tells him to think about the changes she made for him and leaves the room, heartbroken. That night, Shrek can't sleep and looks around the room, finding Fiona's childhood diary. He is petrified to find that almost all of the pages are written and signed "Mrs. Fiona Charming." Then there is a knock at the door, and Shrek unlocks it to find Harold, who apologizes and tells Shrek he wants to make it up to him. He tells Shrek to meet him in the forest in the morning so they can have some "father-son bonding." Shrek suspiciously agrees and leaves with Donkey the next morning. However, they are attacked by an orange cat wearing boots, [[Puss in Boots (Dreamworks)|Puss 'N Boots]]. Puss slashes Shrek's inner thigh and Donkey attempts to kick Puss, but proves to be no match for the feline's agility and only manages to hit Shrek in the groin.
Shrek, feeling bad, goes to apologize to her, but finds her door is locked. He and Donkey push the door open, to find Fiona with a fairy-godmother and a room full of talking furniture. The fairy-godmother explains that she wants to make them happy, but Shrek rudely dismisses her and orders Fiona to pack her bags. Fiona accuses Shrek of not trying to get along with her father (even though Shrek was and the fact that her father started the whole fight) and Shrek says that whether or not her parents like it, he is an ogre and that won't change. Fiona tells him to think about the changes she made for him and leaves the room, heartbroken. That night, Shrek can't sleep and looks around the room, finding Fiona's childhood diary. He is petrified to find that almost all of the pages are written and signed "Mrs. Fiona Charming." Then there is a knock at the door, and Shrek unlocks it to find Harold, who apologizes and tells Shrek he wants to make it up to him. He tells Shrek to meet him in the forest in the morning so they can have some "father-son bonding." Shrek suspiciously agrees and leaves with Donkey the next morning. However, they are attacked by an orange cat wearing boots, Puss 'N Boots. Puss slashes Shrek's inner thigh and Donkey attempts to kick Puss, but proves to be no match for the feline's agility and only manages to hit Shrek in the groin.


However, Puss soon caves and in panic, spills that King Harold hired him to kill Shrek. Angry and feeling betrayed, Shrek remembers the Fairy Godmother and decides to go to her cottage to make himself handsome for Fiona. Puss also feels bad and accompanies Shrek as well, much to Donkey's chargin. During the trip, he and Puss become fast friends and purposely single a jealous Donkey out. At the Fairy Godmother's factory, the trio pose as Union workers to gain entry, however, Fairy Godmother refuses to help Shrek because in her opinion, "Ogres don't live Happily Ever After." Disguising themselves as a caterer, Shrek, Donkey and Puss raid her potion storage anyway, but cannot find a potion called "Handsome". Instead, Puss finds a potion called "Happily Ever After." After Donkey inadvertently gets the workers' attention, they steal the potion and escape the factory, and dump a huge vat of potion, turning all the workers into doves. Safe in the woods, Donkey and Shrek drink the potion. Since nothing happens, they think it doesn't work or they just weren't meant to happen. Disappointed, they decide to sleep in an abandoned shed for the night as it starts to rain. In the shed, the rain made Shrek and Donkey dizzy, and they pass out. When they awake the next morning, three young women are taking care of them, who are all smitten with Shrek.
However, Puss soon caves and in panic, spills that King Harold hired him to kill Shrek. Angry and feeling betrayed, Shrek remembers the Fairy Godmother and decides to go to her cottage to make himself handsome for Fiona. Puss also feels bad and accompanies Shrek as well, much to Donkey's chargin. During the trip, he and Puss become fast friends and purposely single a jealous Donkey out. At the Fairy Godmother's factory, the trio pose as Union workers to gain entry, however, Fairy Godmother refuses to help Shrek because in her opinion, "Ogres don't live Happily Ever After." Disguising themselves as a caterer, Shrek, Donkey and Puss raid her potion storage anyway, but cannot find a potion called "Handsome". Instead, Puss finds a potion called "Happily Ever After." After Donkey inadvertently gets the workers' attention, they steal the potion and escape the factory, and dump a huge vat of potion, turning all the workers into doves. Safe in the woods, Donkey and Shrek drink the potion. Since nothing happens, they think it doesn't work or they just weren't meant to happen. Disappointed, they decide to sleep in an abandoned shed for the night as it starts to rain. In the shed, the rain made Shrek and Donkey dizzy, and they pass out. When they awake the next morning, three young women are taking care of them, who are all smitten with Shrek.
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