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Shrek Archetypes
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SHREK: Happily Ever After
The Villians
The Hero
The Task
In Shrek 3, Prince Charming persuades many fairy tale villains into fighting for their "happily ever after".
In the First Shrek Movie, Shrek is tasked with getting his swamp back from the fairy tale creatures that Lord Farquaad had sent.
In the beginning, Shrek is portrayed as a mean ogre , but as the movie goes on, you tend to look at him as a hero. He begins to show that he can overcome the stereotypical image others have of him of being mean and starts caring for others. And in the end, he gets to save the women of his dreams from evil Lord Farquaad.
Hunting Group of Companions
Shrek and Donkey face many challenges together such as defeating a dragon, fighting soldiers, and rescuing a princess from a fire breathing dragon.
Number 3
Ritual Ceremony
The Quest
Object: Skeleton
In Shrek 3, Shrek and Fiona are to become King and Queen of Far Far Away until Shrek feels like he is not fit to be a King
Skeletons usually represent mortality. When Shrek and Donkey saw bones and skeletons scattered around the castle in the first Shrek movie, they knew that this adventure was going to be a dangerous one.
In the first Shrek movie, Shrek goes out on a adventure to find and rescue Princess Fiona for Lord Farquaad.
In the first Shrek movie, there are three bachelorettes that Lord Farquaad can choose from. Because the number means life and spirit and Princess Fiona is the third bachelorette, She is expected to be full of life and spirit.
Colors
Black-When Shrek goes to rescue Princess Fiona, the castle is black which foreshadows that something evil is inside.
Green- Shrek's skin is green which means envy because he is envious of Lord Farquaad stealing his women.
Star-Crossed Lovers
Friendly Beast
Supernatural Intervention
In the beginning of Shrek 1, Shrek comes off as a ugly, unfriendly beast that everyone is tarried of. But in the end, he shows that he does have a heart and that he is not selfish.
Shrek and Fiona are from two different worlds so they can't be together, but in the end they figure out that love is what is in the inside and not what's on the outside.
In Shrek 2, Shrek decides to go to Fiona's fairy god mother and see if she could give him a potion to help him and Fiona live "happily ever after"