Originating from the 2001 DreamWorks classic 'Shrek', this iconic scene features the antagonist Lord Farquaad, voiced by John Lithgow, consulting the Magic Mirror (Chris Miller). After being presented with three potential princesses—Cinderella, Snow White, and Princess Fiona—Farquaad struggles to make a decision. His masked executioner, Thelonious (voiced by Christopher Knights), aggressively gestures and shouts 'Pick number three, my lord!' to influence the choice toward Fiona. In internet culture, this clip is the gold standard for representing situations involving indecision, peer pressure, or choosing between multiple options. It is often used to highlight the moment a friend 'helps' you make a choice, or when you are forced to pick from a list where one option clearly stands out or is the most chaotic. It captures feelings of panic, obsession, and the humor of being told exactly what to do. Example caption ideas: 'When the group chat can't decide where to eat and one person takes charge', 'Choosing which of my three assignments I'm going to actually finish tonight', 'Me and the boys at 2 AM choosing which skin to buy in the item shop.'