" Donkey reminded Shrek: "The only thing that Fiona cares about is her cause."Shrek returned to Fiona, who was practicing weaponry skills before the operation against Stiltskin.He pretended interest in her armory, but failed to impress her ("You""re going to get yourself killed at the ambush tonight").He saw tally marks on a brick wall and her left-behind crown on the bed.Shrek asked himself: "If I didn""t save Fiona, then who did?"Donkey""s nose, using Fiona""s scent on her discarded monogrammed handkerchief (a symbol of their love), led him to a stack of freshly-made waffles on a tree stump in the forest -- a lick of syrup triggered the suspicious trap.His whereabouts are completely unexplained, while her excuses are indeed "truth"-ful - "and it seems there""s nothing less logical than the truth":Lucy: It""s enough to destroy one""s faith, isn""t it?Jerry: Oh, I haven""t any faith left in anyone.[Otto Preminger had originally wanted Duke Ellington""sSophisticated Ladyto be the film""s theme.] After the black opening screen, society columnist Waldo Lydecker""s (55 year old Clifton Webb in his sound-film debut - his last feature film had been the silentThe Heart of a Siren (1925)) off-screen voice intones, in a measured way, during the flashback.