It's also possible that if Edwina were to be able to lay eggs or she didn't refuse to lay them, then Ginger's life would have been in danger since presumably, with Ginger coming up with all of the plans for everyone to escape, she would probably be the chicken with the lowest production of eggs.Edwina simply preferred to accept her fate rather than risk having someone else be unjustly killed because of her. And that could be said of any other chicken. Seeing a normally productive hen such as Bunty lay less eggs than usual could've been taken as a sign that she wouldn't have been worth keeping within some weeks. Or consider an alternate interpretation: she became essentially a martyr.Edwina's death - by decapitation from an axe, before eventually being eaten - has an even deeper impact than possibly imagined with the simple exchange of dialogue between two characters.The next shot reveals that he started crying. Rocky's reaction when Ginger is seemingly killed by Mrs.Ginger just quietly accepts that they're done for and there's nothing they can do to avoid their gruesome fate. note At least, not up until she more closely examines Rocky's medal knocked near her feet and gets one last idea. The afore-mentioned slapstick mud-fight doesn't even phase her.At this point, Rocky himself can be seen slowly trudging away from the farm - having left his medal and the poster piece behind - and you can feel his absolute guilt and shame at building their hopes up, only to abandon them when they needed him. Adding to it all as well is the immensely dramatic and depressing theme that flares up right when Ginger completes the poster punctuated by a bleak rainstorm setting in as the chickens finally put two and two together about everything.
She hasn't said anything yet, and they can't see the poster piece, but they just know that if Ginger of all chickens looks that disheartened, something has gone horribly, horribly wrong.
As she walks back, she passes several cheerful and eager hens, whose faces fall and/or darken when they look at her.The subtle way that Ginger's look of curiosity gives way to heartbroken shock when she finds the torn piece of the poster revealing that Rocky was a fraud, followed by the shot of her walking back to the poster with an unflinching look of total devastation frozen on her face, is some amazing work on the animators' part.You can tell he's absolutely miserable about how disappointed they're going to be when they learn that their problems are not going to be solved at all. Rocky's entire demeanour, when everyone thinks that the flying demonstration he'll give them tomorrow will help them fully understand the process.Ginger doesn't give up because she's sad, she gives up because she's finally out of options. Not only does their last chance of escape and her one chance at love literally walk out on them, but they realize that all their hard work trying to learn to fly amounted to nothing. Ginger's Heroic BSoD when she discovers that not only has Rocky deserted them, but he could never fly.With tears in her eyes, she whispers to herself "We've got to get out of here". Shortly after hearing Edwina getting "the chop", she watches a flock of migrating birds from the roof of her hut.You truly feel her anguish when she punches the fence in hopeless frustration before slumping against it, muttering to herself " Heaven help us". and breaks down crying as the weight of the whole situation crashes down on her. She steps out of the hut with her composure in tact. After Bunty tells Ginger that the odds of their escaping were a million to one, Ginger replies sturdily, "Then there's still a chance".Ginger: I care about what happens to them!
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