Shrek: Spine-chilling Fiona Theory

How did Fiona – who spent twenty years locked in her tower, guarded by a fearsome dragon – survive before Shrek finally came to her rescue in the famous Dreamworks animated film?

It is by asking this simple question that certain Coldsteron the site’s forums Redditdeveloped a grim theory about a princess prisoner who changes into an ogre every night.

Indeed, letting his imagination run wild, this fan imagined that Fiona was just…a cannibal, and that in order to feed herself during her two decades in captivity, she devoured the corpses of the knights who came to her rescue and killed her. by the dragon.

The monster would also prepare his own victims to serve the princess at night when he assumed the guise of an ogre, which would no doubt make it easier for him to eat humans.

This very scary theory is mainly based on a decorative element that can be seen during the scene where Shrek frees Fiona. As the two characters try to escape from the dungeon, we can see, in one level, the presence of a giant cauldron (which can hold a person) and the presence of a large recipe book. In addition, the grimoire is open to the page it refers to “Knight’s Delight” (In french, “Knight’s delicacies”).

A dragon that we imagine eats more of a knight than it cooks, would it learn the art of gastronomy to serve its prey to its captive?

What do you think about this amazing theory?

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