Who is humpty dumpty in puss and boots

Something … breakfast-y! The new scheme pulling them together: steal the magic beans from the murderous outlaws Jack and Jill — another major character reveal, voiced by Amy Sedaris and Billy Bob Thornton. This pair is far different from the innocent boy and girl we picture going up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Scottish born Ross Miller has been a movie fan ever since he can remember.

He is a fan of all types of cinema from drama to action, comedy to western, thriller to sci-fi and almost everything else in between although he has a general dislike for most musicals and romantic comedies.

He cites some of his favorite movies as Pulp Fiction, The Big Lebowski, Psycho and Mulholland Drive but finds himself annoyingly garnering new favorites almost every other week. He describes himself as a writer and a fan, a fan and a writer - but not always in that order. He is Puss in Boots ' adoptive brother and former arch-nemesis. In the film, Humpty first appears in the underground bar, revealing that he had hired Kitty Softpaws to bring Puss to him. He had located the magic beans that he and Puss spent their childhood searching for.

However, Puss refuses, saying that Humpty is a traitor which the egg denies and leaves. Later on, Puss tells Kitty that Humpty was his only friend at the orphanage that they both grew up in and not his brother. However, as they grew up, the harmless pranks they performed as children soon turned into crimes.

This changes when Puss stops a bull from killing the head soldier's elderly mother. Puss, the new town hero, had less time to spend with Humpty, leaving him desperate, he attempts to steal without Puss, landing him in jail, until Puss bails him out and tells him he is not stealing anymore.

In his desperation, he wakes up Puss one night, telling him he owes Little Boy Blue the orphanage bully and the reason they became best friends and his gang money, so asks Puss to help him leave town. When Puss gets him over what he believes to be the town wall, he realizes in horror that the "town wall" was actually the wall around the town bank, which Humpty had just robbed. Humpty escapes with all the money in the bank as the alarm goes off. The police arrive immediately, and, seeing Puss with Humpty, believes he helped in the crime.

Wrongly accused, Puss flees with Humpty in their cart, which is destroyed on the bridge, and all the money in the town falls in the river. In his desperation and depression, Puss jumps in the water. This changes when Puss stops a bull from killing the head of a soldier's elderly mother. Puss, the new town hero, had less time to spend with Humpty, leaving him desperate, he attempts to steal without Puss, until Puss bails him out and tells him he is not stealing anymore.

In his desperation, he wakes up Puss one night, telling him he owes Blue Boy the orphanage bully and the reason they became best friends and his gang some money, so asks Puss to help him leave town. When Puss gets him over what he believes to be the town wall, he realizes in horror that the "town wall" was actually the wall around the "San Ricardo bank", which Humpty had just robbed. Humpty escapes with all the money in the bank as the alarm goes off.

The soldiers arrive immediately, and, seeing Puss with Humpty, believes he helped in the crime. Puss was shocked and scratched the soldier leaders' face, making the leader angry. Wrongly accused, Puss flees with Humpty in their cart, which is destroyed on the bridge, and all the money in the town falls in the large river. In his desperation and depression, Puss jumps and runs away from San Ricardo.