A court voice sends Feathers McGraw -- a small penguin in a leather glove -- to a 'high security' zoo. He does pull-ups in a bare cell and stares at a newspaper photo of Wallace and Gromit. No shouting. The stare is the point.
Theme. A quiet villain who plans is often harder than a noisy one. Kids may not know this penguin. You can say he is a thief without recapping an old film.
What to say. You might say: 'This penguin is a thief they caught before. He is plotting. If the staring bothers you, we can jump to Wallace's house.'
