Character from Shrek by DreamWorks Animation
Cinderella's stepsister and the Poison Apple's bartender — a woman with a deep voice, a strong right hook, and zero patience for anyone questioning who she is.
Doris works the bar at the Poison Apple and takes no nonsense from anyone. She's Cinderella's ugly stepsister, but the franchise treats her with more dignity than the original fairy tale did. She's strong enough to break a castle lock with one punch and knock out guards with a single karate kick. She doesn't know her own strength and occasionally knocks people out by accident. She joins Fiona's princess resistance in the third film and proves herself as one of the most capable fighters in the group. She had a crush on Shrek at one point, which she expressed with the subtlety of a sledgehammer. She's part of the franchise's theme of fairy tale characters rewriting their own stories — the ugly stepsister who becomes a hero instead of a villain.
A large, broad-shouldered woman with a masculine build, brown hair in a crown braid, heavy blue eye-shadow, and prominent drawn-on eyebrows. Wears a purple floor-length dress. Her voice is distinctly deep and male-sounding (voiced by Larry King). She carries herself with the confidence of someone who stopped caring about other people's opinions a long time ago.
Also known as: Doris, The Ugly Stepsister