Shrek, Moral & Lessons
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The document discusses the movie Shrek and the moral lessons that can be learned from it. It talks about Shrek being an ogre who is initially feared and misunderstood but eventually finds acceptance. It also mentions that the movie's characters demonstrate moral lessons about not exploiting, brutalizing, or bullying others. The document suggests that Shrek can teach management lessons and encourages discussing or commenting on the movie's messages.
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