The scene revolves around Shrek's newborn child being mistaken for food by a one-eyed creature named Tepegoz, who eats the child. However, the child is later regurgitated from Tepegoz's stomach. Shrek is initially angry and wants to attack Tepegoz, but eventually calms down after his child is returned.
Tepegoz, however, is left with a severe stomachache, which he tries to alleviate by visiting a doctor. The doctor is informed that Tepegoz ate Shrek's child, which caused the stomachache.
Throughout the scene, there is a mix of humor, misunderstanding, and resolution as the characters navigate this chaotic situation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A child was born to Shrek and Fiona.
2. The child has a round head and ears that look like Tepegoz's.
3. Tepegoz mistook the child for meat and ate it.
4. Donkey informed Shrek about the incident.
5. Shrek became angry and wanted to kill Tepegoz.
6. Tepegoz apologized and said he thought the child was meat.
7. Tepegoz vomited up the child, and it was returned to Shrek and Fiona.
8. Tepegoz's stomach hurt after vomiting.
9. Shrek, Fiona, and the child went to the hospital with Tepegoz.
10. The doctor was informed that Tepegoz ate Shrek's son and now has a stomach ache.