Plot SynopsisWith bells tolling, the film opens with a zoom-in to a marble wall memorial "in tribute to the police officers of San Francisco who gave their lives in the line of duty" (presented by a citizen's committee) [located at the Hall of Justice, 850 Bryant Street, between 7th and 8th Streets].As Travis' name is called, it takes two or three times before he responds.One of his colleagues named Dough-Boy (Harry Northrup) suggests that Travis carry a "piece" to protect himself.I don't know why, but I feel good when I'm shooting them.I feel awful good inside like I'm somebody.Judge: Well, we're not trying you here today because you like to shoot, Bart.We're trying you because the thing you like so well has turned into a dangerous mania with you.You're here today because you committed grand larceny, burglary, breaking and entering.We all want things, Bart, but our possession of them has to be regulated by law.And you've broken the law.You've committed a very serious crime.Now it's my job here to think not only of what's good for you, but what's good for the community in which you live.Ted was also propositioned by a religious zealot for a donation, and allowed the startled man to pull off his leather jacket." Ultimately, Donkey was convinced to trust him when he witnessed Shrek crying ("I've never seen an ogre cry").