He tells the audience:I would like to say a few words about weddings.I""ve just been through one.Not my own, my daughter""s.Someday in the far future, I may be able to remember it with tender indulgence, but not now.I always used to think that marriage was a simple affair.Boy and girl meet, they fall in love, get married, they have babies.Eventually the babies grow up, meet other babies, and they fall in love and get married, and so on and on and on.2by the hearth, Laura attends to her embroidery, while brooding, fantasizing and conducting a caring, inner monologue oward her decent-minded husband for the remainder of the film.After joining the Indian cabbie Dopinder (Karan Soni) in the front seat, he was told how Dopinder lost his girlfriend Gita to his more attractive male cousin." Every night, she would turn into "this horrible, ugly beast" - until dawn""s light.That was why she was placed in a castle tower for rescue by her "true love." She was distraught: "I""m a princess and this is not how a princess is meant to look." Donkey proposed that she had a lot in common with ogre Shrek, implying that she shouldn""t marry Lord Farquaad.