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Just started it but the “OMG” counter hitting 8 the second the Dr. said “That makes 8 Puss” was just perfectly timed.
No notes just perfect.👍
The Wolf has to be the best interpretation of Death itself ever to be displayed onscreen, even my dad freaked out from the way he acted.
Personally my favorite interpretation of Death is Kindred, but the Wolf if also very good
I will not hear this The Seventh Seal slander
I'd say Discworld's Death and DC's Death of the Endless are better picks for the title of "best interpretations of Death". Puss in Boots' Death is still absolutely top 5, though.
It's definitely Norm MacDonald as Death in Family Guy
I love him because he is sinister and frighting but not evil and at the end of the day is just doing his job and I think is exactly how death should be portrayed!
A huge thing I love about death is actually the whistle. When Death is angry, or on the hunt, the whistle has a certain tone. But when Death releases Puss, it has a higher pitch.
Also you can see Death in certain scenes in the background earlier in the movie. AND the death cards when Puss is recalling his past lives with the vet are designed with the wolf.
What’s interesting is that whistle is a common belief in many countries around the world. Never whistle at night or in a funeral because you may never know that death will be knocking at your door.
I’m so happy for what spiderverse has done for animation. This and the TMNT movie were both beautifully animated.
this is Fortiche Studio's style of animation (Arcane) they have been producing and refining this style since 2006 or so
@@NickCTorresThere is no overlap between Fortiche's work and recent work in major animation studios. First, Fortiche was founded in 2009 and their first batch of works were music videos and commercials and the styles among them vary wildly, from 2d animation to quasi photorealistic stuff (if anything is that variety what allowed them to achieve Arcane stylistically). First approach to this style was precisely the trailer Get Jinxed for LOL in 2015 and then they jumped into developing Arcane. Into the Spiderverse started pre production in 2014 if not earlier, it was developed completely independently. On the other hand Dreamworks executives have been very open about how they pushed the animation of The Bad Guys and Puss In Boots towars and Into the Spidereverse, they cited the movie as a direct inspiration.
Didn't the peanuts movie did the same thing
Here's an interesting detail that shows just well written the film is:
At some points in the story, both Goldie and Kitty mention "birthday wish rules": that if they reveal what their wishes are before they make them, then their wishes won't come true.
Death, Jack, Goldie and Puss all reveal what their desires are before they get to the wishing star: Puss tells Perrito, Jack tells the Crickett, Death tells Puss and Goldie tells the Bears.
However, Kitty doesn't reveal what her wish was until she arrives at the wishing star and, fittingly, she's the only character to get exactly what she originally wanted.
EDIT: To clear up any confusion, I'm not implying Kitty literally got her wish granted by the wishing star but that, thematically, her 'wish' is the only one that came true with no change in perspective or magic.
I would argue Goldie got her wish. It just wasn't precisely how she thought it would look.
Perrito kinda tells people his wish but since it had pretty much already come true at that point i guess it doesn't really count
nice, but was not trying to get a wish
@@karlluigi1987 I'm sorry if I didn't explain myself well. I don't believe Kitty made a literal wish, but that she is the only character in the film to get exactly what she wanted without having to compromise or change her perspective. So it's very fitting, thematically, that not only is she the only character to not reveal her wish beforehand, but that when she does it's when she's on top of the wishing star.
Death didn't have a wish...
George: "Is he straight up actually death?"
Death: "Straight. Up."
Death is up there with Shen and Tai Lung as the best animated antagonists ever. He's so menacing and terrifying, the voice actor was on is A game. And the thing I loved most is that he's not a bad guy, he's just a force of nature and even when Puss overcomes his fear of him, he reminds Puss that he'll be back. A great message that no one can outlive Death
As a person, Death may have been a little fair-minded, definitely wise and has had self control in order not to eat Puss because he leaned onto a moral code, but he is also cold-hearted, sadistic and a bit arrogant. As for the "valuing life" part, I think that because for mortals it's such a superficial and a philosophical topic that we don't realize that for a supernatural being like Death, valuing life is plain common sense, so we make a big thing out of his character when he's just mostly sadistic because (I believe) of the power he possesses over living people, despite valuing life. That's all from the storyline but in terms of the narrative, yeah, Death was a massive helping tool to bring Puss towards redemption. Without Death, despite him enjoying tormenting Puss, Puss would have just wasted this life as well.
All things considered, I still think he is one of the best. He is the embodiment of the "lawful evil" alignment and the "supernatural villain" archetype, which is a villain you cannot defeat, unless he pauses or defeats himself. In this case, Death just changed his mind, he didn't expect Puss to have a change of heart and it ruined his plans on killing him prematurely (which is cheating) and eating him.
Head and shoulders above the first Puss in Boots film. It felt like the end of a trilogy even though it was the sequel. This movie elicited the same sort of surprise that Toy Story 3 and Zootopia did upon release. I don't think people were expecting it to be SO good and emotionally poignant. Another great animated film dealing with identity and death.
Yeah pretty sure people were already expecting emotional greatness out of TS3, wasn't exactly a B-List series like PIB was after the first one.
@@billbill6094 No one was expecting the trash compactor / incinerator scene.
Wagner Moura and the writers managed to create the scariest and the most terrifying villain of 2022 with less than 10 minutes of screentime.
What exactly was the competition? The only other memorable villainy from that year was in the same film lol.
Eren Yeager in Attack on Titan
So one thing to point out is the reason why puss is so scared of the wolf in the bar is because in the beginning while he was singing he said I have never been touched by a blade and the sickle drew blood meaning that's the first time in his life he's ever been struck by a blade and it caused fear which is why he essentially was running away from the rest of the movie up until he found out he was death...and watch the cat eyes as they talk to each other it will change perspective as well
¿Por qué diablos fui a jugar con mi comida? = Why the hell did I have to play with my food?
I think the intro of this movie actually is a homage to the ACTUAL folk tale about the boot-wearing cat, where the cat basically steals a noble title (Marquis) for his human master.
I love Death's design for this movie, he's def my fav antagonist in a while. His glaring red eyes are piercing in every scene, even when it is dark. He's not even evil but just an antagonist to teach our MC to some humility and be humble. It's fun because you can see him early on in the mountain troll fight while the crowd is doing the wave to emphasize his omnipresence as Death for Puss's 8th death. Wagner Moura did such a good job with the VA too to sell the character, esp during that opening when he's emphasizing "Fear."
He kinda is evil. He's disappointed when Puss learned his lesson. Death was just in it for the fun.
This movie is the sole reason why I even started watching movie reaction channels.
Shrek 3 isn't terrible, it's just the weakest of the bunch, but still pretty much watchable. You should give it a try, and Shrek 4 as well.
"Thats the scariest character I’ve ever seen!"
"I'm getting a tattoo of him!"
Ah, the two reactions to Death wolf.
Yeah this film is amazing, and the re-watch details are great, from the bell tolling once for each of Booth death’s in the giant fight, to death hiding in the title cards or background of scenes, there are just so many details that are fun on a second watch. 11/10 great film. Also, “rival teams of criminals racing to reach a wish-granting space-treasure in the centre of dangerous mutating ruined landscape” means that this technically has the same plot as “Roadside picnic” and that is just very funny to me.
Here is a fun lesser known one. Pause on the Goldie wanted poster when all 4 portraits appear. It might tell you something about Goldie.
The Wolf/Death is portrayed by the amazing actor Wagner Moura
I really am glad they kept the dog as upbeat as he was and there was no crazy twist with him being secretly bad. Same with Little Jack Horner and his role in the movie as a straight villain. With as many characters as they had, they gave a lot of information about each and none were ignored. Honestly brilliant movie and was so surprised when I was hearing good things about it and finally went to watch it. All the Easter eggs from other animated and live-action movies were well done. There was a part at the start that reminded me of some shots in Attack on Titan the way it was directed. I liked all the development of the characters and I definitely think Kitty Softpaws overheard Puss talking about the church and wanting to be there, so she lied and said she wasn't there either being more understanding, because after that she acted differently. Just so much to love about this movie. The magical bag is from Mary Poppins and he kept pulling out magical items from all over other movies. To name a few of the random items from the movie: Poison apple - Snow White, Trident - Little Mermaid, "Eat Me" snack is from Alice in Wonderland that makes Alice grow massive. The grasshopper/cricket was a reference to Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio. He literally says, "let your conscience be your guide." a lot of other ones too.
The art book confirmed that Kitty really didn’t go to the wedding either, which makes her a bit hypocritical. Even when I first saw the film, that kinda baffled me
Ahhh okay... I was just trying to think of it deeper I guess. I still like my idea... she lied to spare his feelings haha@@jeffreyquinde6707
I believe Kitty didn't came to the church that day. As she said, she knew Puss won't be there because he's too full of himself. Or at least she was afraid of that. And decided to leave him before he can hurt her.
Although, at the end she somehow knew he also didn't come and was eager to guilt trip him through the beginning of the movie. But that might be another story.
One of my favorite gags in the movie is the doctor writing “directions” to Mama Luna’s and it’s just “go here->” pointing at the picture
The Jiminy Cricket parody is acting like James Stewart. One of the greatest actors of all time. If it hasn’t been decided what you’ll be watching this month, PLEASE watch It’s A Wonderful Life. It’s incredible. Also a Christmas movie, though only the last act takes place at Christmas. Other big reaction channels have done it and it seems to do really well
Amazing art and animation and characters and story. So little unnecessary fluff in this movie. Glad you guys enjoyed it too!
Agreed on the wolf being one of the coolest characters ever.
The representation of Death as the Wolf was one my favorite decisions that film makers have made in any movie. Not just the fact that it's a wolf, but the whistling, the way he acted, the HINTS! Like in the beginning when he said, "Everyone think's they'll be the ones to defeat me." LOVE IT!
Love how this movie uses 3 different types of villains: a sympethatic one (Goldie), an irredeemable, unapologetically evil one (Jack Horner) and a menacing, intimidating one (Wolf/Death).
I looked at Death as just doing a job, but he ENJOYED his job.
Death is more like the force of nature villain. Like the shark in Jaws or the Cyborg in Terminator. Death being just death. Single minded and unstoppable.
@@captin3149 he wasn't doing his job though.
@@captin3149 He clearly overstepped his boundaries by actively hunting PiB. He said so himself.
@@ThatSamoanGuy Exactly. Death went out of his way to torment Puss and wanted to break the rules by killing Puss before the cat's time was actually up. That's why there's that exchange in the cave - "That's cheating!" - "Shhh! Don't tell"
It's weird how everyone says - "Death is not a villain and he was just doing his job".
Yes he is and no he wasn't. He might not be a villain on the average day, but he was clearly a villain to Puss and had it out for him.
The wolf (death) is played by Brazilian actor Wagner Moura.. he star Tropa de elite (elite squad) is a very good brazilian film
I don't think I've laughed harder than when Perrito went full-on Joe Pesci on Goldie and the bears' asses XD
Goldie and her family were in complete shock when Perrito was cursing like a sailor was the cherry on top XD
Death is one of the first antagonists in a long time that actually made me feel fear. I just know kids are gonna see him again in their nightmares. And whoever thought of that whistle is a bloody genius.
Anubis, the Egyptian god of Death, is a bipedal dog/wolf creature. And scythes are common harvesting tools in ancient Egypt. So on a pure visual level, the Big Bad Wolf's design tells you who he is right away. On some level, you know who He is. When it's revealed who he is, the audience never questions it because they were already "told" long before that.
I loved this movie. They did an amazing job with the animation but also the story is really heartfelt and wholesome, with a great representation of a panic attack and fear and an awesome display of Death.
BTW, the wolf's voice is from a Brazilian actor- Wagner Moura - best known globally as Escobar in Narcos. He nailed this role.
This is simply one of my favorite movies ever, animated or otherwise. SO good on SO many levels. Also, Perrito is one of my favorite characters; so fun, so genuine, so wholesome and optimistic. Great reactions, you two!! ❤
Little hidden detail, when puss is taking down the giant and the crowd does the wave together, you can actually spot death to the left watching from the sidelines
20:00 Fun fact: in the original novel he was just called "The talking cricket" and he gets killed by Pinocchio pretty much immediately.
"I love that damn egg, how dare you!"
I just love being from Spain so I could underestand Antonio Banderas' references in spanish, what a good character he made with his performance.
The Wolf's voice actor is a Brazilian actor! Wagner Moura and he's awesome. ❤ :) I love watching reactions of this movie to see who gets that he is the reaper right away or not.
The paradox of the cat lady's house is that as long as Puss stayed here, he was safe from Death. But as soon as he got back to his antics, the wolf came back after him.
Jiminy Cricket, with a Jimmy Stewart-esque voice, is next level wonder!!!
They NEED to watch It's A Wonderful Life this December.
1:15 I don't know what that little dog is doing
His best. He's doing his best :)
This version of Death and Rattlesnake Jake are by far top 3 animated villians, especially with their fluid presence eating up the screen and giving people chills. On the opposite side Eris from sinbad is a very enjoyable villian 🤣
12:29 "Is he straight up just actually Death?" Lol. Exact words.
This and Paddington 2 are two of the greatest movies of this century.
“This is so weird after reading the Pratchett Death books” unexpected Discworld mention! You love to see it
I wonder if they watched any movie of the Discworld? May be they would make a reaction to the Colour of Magic
I have yet to see it in the comments, but there is a South American death figure known as El Silbon that whistles to mark someone's impending death, similar to the Banshee's wail.
People might try to tell you that Death isn't a villain, but he is for a short while. Whilst Death is the antagonist to all living things, he is a villain to Puss for a couple of days. He isn't trying to humble Puss, he's trying to kill him, which isn't his job. If Death was trying to humble Puss, he wouldn't be upset when he realised Puss had changed in to a better person/cat.
If you rewatch the film, there are moments where Death is in the background at some parts. One instance is during the giant fight and the crowd does the wave motion, you can see Death in the back watching Puss. Before the bell falls on him, some have noted seeing very faint but red eyes watching from behind, and the various death cards have 4 corners that look like card diamonds but are actually 4 identical pictures of the wolf with sickles
Watching how quickly you got to the Puss sequel while I side eye my copy of "Kick Ass 2" and sigh ("Some day, they'll get there. Some day")
I think while Kitty had legit doubts (which she listed off to Puss) that she DID she show to the wedding, she was just giving him an out for his guilt. She wouldn't have been so upset with him for not showing up if she didn't show up either. And if she didn't show up, how would she have known that he didn't anyway?
I tend to agree with the prevailing theory that Kitty didn't actually stand Puss up, but only said so to make him feel better after hearing his confession and learning he's changed. Otherwise, her being mad about it or even knowing about it would not have happened.
Her issues were of loneliness and trust according to both herself and the map, and though it may have come before Puss showed up in her life, him ditching her at the alter shows how her life became this way. And I'm pretty sure the two Puss movies are meant to take place on opposite sides of the Shrek movies, so she's been alone for a long time at that point.
Love the style of fights in this movie, Puss is an Ackerman confirmed. Just the perspective and depth in the giant fight when he's avoiding the bell and then riding it, man it's a treat to the eyes.
As a Diablo, I LOVE THAT YOU REFERENCED MALTHAEL. That’s literally death!! But yes this is one of my all time favorite animated movies alongside Megamind, Kung Fu Panda 2, and How To Train Your Dragon.
Fun fact that i always put on the comments section, there's an very awesome easter egg on wolfs's whistle and is that we already heard that song on another movie and that movie is Shrek 2, at the moment when we see puss for firts time, when he put the cute eyes the background music is the same that wolf whistleing on this movie.
I really like Death's design. It's very simple, but effective. Black cloak, white skull shaped fur and red piercing eyes. All attributes of death's image.
But my favorite are his weapons. Not usual scythe, but sickles. Another tool for reaping a harvest. That also transforms into an Anubis style staf. Very cool and unique idea.
Little Jack horner sat in the corner, extracting cube roots to infinity, a pastime for boys that creates much less noise, and produces a quiet vicinity.
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Ah yes, the 2 extremes of the Wolf's fandom...
Spiderverse started this new normal of animated movies, where instead of presenting a homogeneous world it's now all about presenting exciting visuals by mixing styles. It's really done a lot for the genre.
There are so many hidden things in this movie. Like sure you have the obvious of the wolf hiding in the crowd, but what about pausing at the Goldi wanted poster? Pause when the 4 faces are on screen for a bit of a spoiler on motivations. Then you have perritos map that has some very dark disturbing things on it hidden behind innocent names. This movie was amazing, hands down my favorite in many years.
My son and myself just loved and I mean loved this movie. At the time he was 17 years ago, so that is saying something.
3:26 Very impressive pun made by George there, with Leshy/Leche - I'm assuming he's played his fair share of Inscryption
This movie actually does have a retcon that changes something all the way back in the first Shrek movie, where Farquad had the mother bear's fur as a rug in his castle, but it's not that big of a deal considering how well they handle the characters
Knowing Farquad was a douche of a poor taste, someone might've sold him ordinary bear fur with a hat attached at a price of a fairytale bear fur. It's just my head canon now
@@takonaegi2967 maybe, but we saw the bears being sold to him alive, then later in Shrek's swamp, it was only the dad and the baby, and later we see the fur on the floor in his room.
This was by far one of the best movies from this year, so frickin good!
Also, doing Simone dirty with the OMG counter lol
I remember being put off by the egg too when I first watched the first movie.
It was super uncanny and weird, but I was able to push past it. I found the character pretty funny and I was endeared to him by the end.
Also of course he isn't here, he SHATTERED into PIECES. He's gone, dude.
Shrek 3 isn't terrible. It just didn't elevate the franchise compared to the masterpiece that Shrek 2 was. It is a bit weaker but no terrible.
So happy that you both made it to this movie. It is a true masterpiece.
This movie is just so damn good! Its perfect in every way! And Death... my god! No villain can top that!
The voice actor for Lobo Muerte portrayed Pablo Escobar in the Netflix drama series Narcos. Another film starring Antonio Banderas I recommend watching is Desperado
love the OMG counter LOL
19:09 the Book first letters spell: "you already got it"
Paul Rudd used to prank tv talk show hosts with Mac & Me clips for years.
its such a good movie. As for shrek, i'd say give 3 a go and if you can make it through you can pallete cleanse with 4th
23:11 OMGcounter is Boss.-Ernie Moore Jr.
If you take the first letter of each sentence that Goldi opens the book on it says, "You already have it." The ending of the fairy tale is talks about how the protagonist sits on her father's lapå and watches the starts with her family.
The issue with having no fear of death is that you have no respect for life either, as shown by Puss wasting his lives in utterly idiotic ways. You need to acknowledge that death is a real thing that serves as an end to life to enjoy the period you are alive. That was the lesson that Puss learned. At the end of the movie, he fears death and accepts the finality it will bring and that's what allows him to enjoy the life he has and treat it with respect. At that point, Death has no reason to harvest him anymore so, he leaves. Death is also neither good nor evil, death just is.
The star would have been incapable of wishing Death away as Death is unaffected by its powers, as shown by Death casually walking through the barrier, twice. Puss only had a chance against Death since Death had reduced his power to the level of Puss' to enjoy the game more.
James Steward (1908-1997) is an American actor and military officer who is known for his roles in Its A Wonderful Life, Rope, Vertigo, Rear Window and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.
My favorite part of the wolf is when he is yelling in Spanish after puss stands up to him, "why do I always play with my food!?!?" 🤣
12:22 LOL the whistle is the same pitch as the bleep in that moment
12:28 LMAO
Death is one of the most metal characters I've ever seen in a movie, let alone an animated film. I remember watching this in the cinema, and that part where Puss is running from Death in the cave (with the background turning blood red as Death appears on the walls) made me go..."Ok, this is actually really fucking disturbing", lol.
The cricket with the Jimmy Stewart is hilarious
“My compliments to your cobbler. (Nasal breath laugh)”
-El lobo
“(Whistles)”
They used this kind of animation for one another movie before "Bad guys" then use it for this movie. So good ! And The Death was amazing, one of the best character.
I'm pretty sure he is "Anubis" which is technically also a "fairy tale". Canine god of death. You pay him with coins in your eyes when you die.
Oh wow. I hadn't even considered the fact that he might be Anubis _beyond_ being _just_ plain old personified Death. Very cool.
This was the movie of the year without a doubt. 😄 It’s crazy how much they upped their game from the first Puss In Boots.
Death's portrayal in this movie was simply breath taking. Bc this version of death seems to respect life, rather than just dishing out death. other literation's the reaper we know comes for you and leads you to the other side. We know that meme of death meeting someone and it ends with death saying no you were the best. Or like *spoiler) last action hero death just tapped someone and they later died or he was like he's on my list but you're not you die an old man. some beg not to be taken, some are to young to know what happened, some are to far gone mentally to realize what happening, some are/were suffering, some try to prolong, some sign and accept his hand willingly. But puss squandered and wasted 8/9 lives. It was only when puss cherished/valued his life that death let him go, bc when he looked into his eyes at the end it wasn't a bluff or ego he normally had when they 1st met. They'll meet again, but not yet. Death shouldn't have played with his food and just ended it from the jump.
This is the best movie in the whole Shrek franchise. And one of the best animated movies ever.
BTW. I like the fouth Shrek too (not like this one) but I think this movie can follow all the other Shrek movies. I think they are not interconnected.
I'm very happy with the more whimsical "Spiderverse" direction that animation is headed. Companies have been trying for realism in animation for so long, but as technology advances, these "realistic" animated characters just become part of the uncanny valley sooner or later.
I saw y'all's Puss In Boots reaction just yesterday, this is such a treat!!
During the death montage, you can see the Grim Reaper in the corner of every number.
Shrek's fourth installment is definitely worth reacting to, after the dip in quality of the third it bounced back, however it is still a very polirizing moving among critics but I think is because of how different it is from the rest of the series. I consider the second one and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish the best of the whole series. I think a Cinecringe reaction to third one is a good idea.
George's such a blizzard buff and he sees no Malthael connection? My eyes almost popped
To answer your question yes he is “actually just death” 😂 i like that you said that
I was part of a focus test for this movie. They asked a million questions about the tv show and if we felt like we needed to watch the show to get this movie
“Just make wish for death go away.”
That’s just the thing it WON’T go away no matter you do it’ll be after until you just accept it. It is after DEATH literally
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
Death was so fucking cool
The cricket is his conscience. Sort of a cross between Jiminy Cricket and Dana Carvey doing James Stewart
Here’s a question: other than the last appearance where everyone sees and acknowledges Wolf-Death, is he ever real in this movie? There certainly is lots of deaths going down left and right when Jack is at the posies and elsewhere, but he’s never seen by anyone else? I say Puss is visualizing and hallucinating until that last segment, when the magic is palpable.
He's a force of nature, like the gods, he can exist in multiple places at the same time. He's in the damn cards when Puss died for the second time.
Also, well not everyone will just watch in his direction, even less see him, even less notice him.
But I thought something similar until the end too.
death in this movie is such a good character, maybe the best representation of death i seen in a story
It's Jiminy Cricket from Pinocchio but he's doing a Jimmy Stewart impression.
If George doesn't know who Jimmy Stewart is, you guys need to watch some his movies like It's a Wonderful Life, Rear Window, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, etc.
You might need a "Jeepers" counter next to the OMG. Simone, you're a treat!
One of the best animated movies I've ever seen. It's realy, really rare for sequels to be better than the first movie but Last Wish is a masterpiece.
Not really rare at all. Toy Story 2 & 3, The Incredibles 2 , How to Train Your Dragon 2, Lego Batman, King Fu Panda 2 & 3, Madagascar 2, Cars 3. Really a lot of Pixar sequels and basically every DreamWorks sequel. Then there's universally agreed Across the Spider-verse is one of the greatest films in all of animations. My personal fave is An Extremely Goofy Movie over A Goofy Movie.
Honestly I can name more, then there's the ones I haven't seen but a quick Google search can confirm
19:58
Wait wait wait wait wait, George doesn't know who Jimmy Stewart is?
Welp, guess you gotta add Vertigo, Rear window, and Its a wonderful life to your guys' list of movies to watch.
Actually, Its a wonderful life would actually be great since we're coming up on christmas, not to mention every other react channel I can think of has done a video on it
thanks for reaction
My friend and I got an empty showtime and grabbed some beers ready to just make fun of a spinoff movie and have a good time, but we barely spoke the whole time because it was that good of a movie. It was awesome
Baby bear: "She is not my sister"
*smack*
Papa bear: "she is"
Best Dreamworks movie since Shrek 2 hands down no doubt. May even be better 🤔
oh, Kitty definitely showed up at the church, why else would she be upset at him if not?
she just lied after finding out that Puss was regretful