Another bit of Fridge Horror less explored is why Edwina doesn't lay any eggs.Later, we get treated to a scene inside of the Tweedys' house, where the bones of a roasted chicken sit on the dinner table, picked clean.She didn't tell anybody." Since going a week without laying eggs lands a chicken on the chopping block at the Tweedy's farm, which has already been established as a pretty rotten place to be, Edwina effectively committed suicide. In the scene where it's discovered Edwina hasn't laid any eggs, Ginger whispers to Bunty, "Why didn't you give her some of yours?" Bunty replies, "I would have, but she didn't tell me.Tweedy wanting to kill all the chickens in her farm with her pie-making machine may seem Stupid Evil, given she would have no chicken left to make more pies, except she could hypothetically buy more chickens thanks to the profits she would make by selling pies. This makes a lot of sense because they're both roosters, and roosters are known to fight like crazy with each other if forced to coexist (usually to the death in real life).
CHICKEN RUN EDWINA MOVIE
Rocky and Fowler take an immediate dislike to each other, and spend most of the movie with an antagonistic relationship.So when his failing came out, despite his building himself up as well, he faced it head on like a good soldier would. That kind of "care-free" lifestyle he wanted meant he didn't want to face down the disappointment that came after he built everyone up so much. Rocky was in the Circus, so when the time came for him to face the truth, he ran away. Rocky and Fowler's polar opposite reactions to having their true natures exposed can actually be pinpointed to their upbringings.If he were to say that he found a several chickens digging a hole under the fence at night in order to escape? Or if he found chickens hiding under food and water holders in an attempt to escape when he's literally working in the chicken coop? Mrs Tweedy already has very little patience with him, she's never going to believe a claim like that in the first place. The scenarios that he would probably relate back to her are so far-fetched that she would have a hard time believing it anyway.She doesn't think too highly of his intelligence to begin with, and his inability to keep (supposedly) dumb flightless birds from escaping their secure pen daily doesn't help his credibility at all. It may even be why she doesn't believe him: she just thinks he's losing his mind from hanging around chickens all day and night by himself for too long.Tweedy meanwhile has seen all these hi-jinx himself so he's all too aware of it. She's never seen any of their escape attempts, so she isn't aware of them using any complex tricks or plans. Tweedy is the one who runs all the guard-patrols, while she handles the farm's finances and sleeps at night. Tweedy's skepticism about the chickens being organized is further compounded by the fact that she almost never personally works with the chickens herself.
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