is joined by the Serpent Sisters, who have brought him the map to the Wishing Star. Horner takes them to his trophy room where he shows them all the magical memorabilia he has collected over the years, calling them "trinkets" compared to the Wishing Star; he started collecting them when, as a child, his non-magical nursery rhyme character status caused him to be overshadowed by magical fairy tale creatures, making him jealous. He is completely selfish and immoral, happily admitting as much to the Ethical Bug and other characters; he has no respect for the sanctity of life, allowing all of his henchmen to die to protect himself (sometimes killing them himself) and refusing to help anyone. His greatest wish is to control all magic in the universe. Jack also admits that, apart from his jealousy of magical creatures, he had a very happy, prosperous, and stable childhood, giving him no real motivations for his actions other than pure selfishness. He makes several efforts throughout the film to control the star and its map, but is constantly thwarted. He is eventually killed when several characters destroy the Wishing Star's map, which causes the star itself to consume Jack (who was standing on it at the time) and explode. Jack wields a bottomless magic "nanny bag", filled with weaponized objects from fairy tales, including (but not limited to) a crossbow that fires unicorn horns, poison apples that act as grenades, magic potions, a wizard's staff, Excalibur, and the Ethical Bug. Wolf / Death Wolf / Death (voiced by Wagner Moura, also called "[the] Big Bad Wolf in the marketing material but nowhere in the film itself) is the embodiment of Death itself. He appears as a large, white-furred, red-eyed wolf with a black poncho and black trousers. In Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Death is a cunning, sarcastic, sinister individual whose purpose is to take the souls of the deceased. Although he is usually content to wait for people to die naturally, if someone annoys him enough, he will physically manifest and attempt to take their life by force. He is very offended by the way Puss wasted his extra lives; he therefore pursues Puss and repeatedly challenges him to battle. In his first fight with Puss, Death effortlessly disarms him and claims his rapier, scaring the cat enough to decide to retire. During their second encounter, Death reveals his