Understanding the Wedding Scene

The transcript describes a dramatic wedding scene where objections are raised, revealing true love between an ogre and a princess. Despite initial conflict and transformation, the story resolves with a declaration of love and a happy ending.

What advice is given to the character about objecting at the wedding?

• To shout as soon as the ceremony starts.

• To leave the wedding quietly.

• To wait for the priest to say 'speak now or forever hold your peace'.

• To write a letter to the bride.

Why does the character interrupt the wedding?

• To reveal the groom's true intentions.

• To perform a song.

• To deliver a gift.

• To congratulate the couple.

What is the groom's reaction to the interruption?

• He apologizes to the bride.

• He orders the interrupters to be removed.

• He leaves the wedding.

• He laughs it off.

What is the reaction of the crowd to the wedding interruption?

• They leave the venue.

• They start dancing.

• They are shocked.

• They cheer.

Who intervenes during the chaos at the wedding?

• A dragon.

• A knight.

• A wizard.

• A fairy godmother.

What does the ogre confess to the princess?

• That he is afraid of dragons.

• That he is leaving the kingdom.

• That he loves her.

• That he wants to be king.

What transformation occurs at the end of the scene?

• The princess transforms into her true form.

• The princess turns into a dragon.

• The groom becomes a frog.

• The ogre becomes a prince.

How does the scene conclude regarding the concept of beauty?

• Beauty fades with time.

• Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

• True beauty is found within.

• Beauty is only skin deep.

What is the main theme of the wedding scene?

• The value of friendship.

• The significance of tradition.

• The power of true love.

• The importance of wealth.

What does the character hope for at the end of the scene?

• A peaceful life.

• A new adventure.

• A happy ending.

• A grand celebration.