Shrek and the gang were enjoying a peaceful day when Donkey got a message. It was from the Fairy Godmother, stating that Dragon had a real name - Elizabeth the dragoness.

Donkey was perplexed. He always knew Dragon as Dragon, a mighty, fierce creature. But Elizabeth, it was a name that sounded so gentle, so human.

"Elizabeth?" Donkey murmured, feeling a strange sensation in his heart. The name rolled off his tongue like a soothing melody, bringing a smile to his face.

Later, Donkey decided to discuss it with Dragon, who was enjoying a sunny afternoon nap. Unaware of the surprise that was about to hit her.

Donkey gently woke her up and said, "Hey, Liz. Can I call you Liz? I got to know your real name is Elizabeth the dragoness.".

Dragon- Elizabeth, was taken aback. She didn't expect him to know her real name. It was as if a secret part of her was unveiled.

She looked at him with a mix of surprise and confusion. She took a moment to gather her thoughts and replied, "Yes, Donkey. My name is Elizabeth."

To Donkey, it was a revelation. Suddenly, Dragon was more than a fierce creature. She was Elizabeth, his Elizabeth. He was more in love than ever.

But life in Far Far Away was never without drama. Word got out about Elizabeth's real name. Some saw it as a weakness, a human name for a dragon.

Elizabeth found herself dealing with harsh judgments. But she was still the same mighty dragon, her name didn't make her any less strong.

Donkey stood by Elizabeth, assuring her that her name was beautiful, just like her. They faced the criticisms together, their bond deepening.

One day, Fairy Godmother arranged a meeting with all fairytale creatures to discuss Elizabeth's situation. Her intention was to resolve the problem peacefully.

Donkey and Elizabeth were nervous as they entered the kingdom hall. This meeting would decide the fate for them and their family.

The Fairy Godmother began the discussion. She explained the importance of respect and acceptance. But not all creatures were willing to listen.

Tension filled the hall as arguments broke out. Some praised Elizabeth's bravery, while others saw her as a mockery of their world.

Amidst the commotion, Donkey took a stand. He expressed his love for Elizabeth and defended her name. His words were heartfelt and powerful.

Donkey's speech touched many hearts. There was silence as he concluded, and then, applause filled the hall. The atmosphere started to change.

Elizabeth felt a rush of emotion. She was proud of Donkey and touched by his love. They stood together, united against the world.

From that day, things began to change in Far Far Away. Elizabeth's name was no longer a subject of mockery but a symbol of courage.

Elizabeth, once feared for her monstrous facade, now received respect from all creatures. Far Far Away had witnessed an unexpected love tale.

Donkey and Elizabeth were grateful to the Fairy Godmother. It was her letter that began this journey of acceptance and strengthening love.

Days turned to weeks, and then to months, but love between Donkey and Elizabeth remained unshaken. In fact, it became deeper and more profound.

To Donkey, Elizabeth was more than a name. She was the love of his life and the mother of his children. A dragoness with a kind heart.

And to Elizabeth, Donkey was more than a partner. He was her rock, her comfort, the source of laughter in her life. They were inseparable.

Together, they made Far Far Away a place of acceptance, a kingdom where everyone was valued for who they were, not what they were called.