Linguini heads to the river to drown Remy. But Linguini halts and realizes that Remy is the creator of the soup and asks if Remy could help him recreate it. Linguini frees Remy but Remy escapes. However, Remy returns to Linguini, realizing that he can't let him down and that he saved him from drowning.

Remy later finds out that Linguini is the son of Gusteau and rightful owner of the restaurant, and steals the documents that prove this from Skinner's office. Skinner tries to stop him, but is unsuccessful. Remy later hands the documents to Linguini, who subsequently takes ownership of Gusteau's before firing Skinner,

Skinner has Linguini make Gusteau's failed recipe "sweet bread a la gusteau" to bring him down, but Remy succeeds in fixing the recipe and adjusting the sauce, causing the customers to love the dish and enhancing the restaurant's reputation.

Linguini was about to drop Remy but desists, noticing that Remy could understand him talking. Linguini quickly figures out that he can not cook, while Remy can. Linguini releases him, and takes Remy into his apartment.

Skinner attempts to ruin Linguini by forcing a recipe (one that even Gusteau thought was disaster) on him, which Remy modifies, making it an instant success

Upon reading the document between the relationship between Linguini and Gusteau, and learning that Linguini is Gusteau's son, Remy escapes from Chef Skinner with the document in his mouth and tries to return to the rat clan to ask Linguini being Gusteau's son,

In his final appearance Remy, Gusteau tells Remy that he doesn't need to pretend, and that he never did. He was being his true self the whole time. Uplifted by these words, Remy is freed and rushes to Linguini's aid,

Skinner attempts to ruin Linguini by forcing a recipe (one that even Gusteau thought was a disaster) on him, which Remy modifies, making it an instant success.

Skinner attempts to ruin Linguini by forcing a recipe (one that even Gusteau thought was a disaster) on him, which Remy modifies, making it an instant success.

Skinner was sous-chef of the famous five-star French restaurant. Gusteau's. When the famous chef and owner of Gusteau's, Auguste Gusteau, died the chef position was handed down to Skinner, who Gusteau intended to the restaurant if he were to die (if there was not an heir to replace him).

Skinner was sous-chef of the famous five-star French restaurant. Gusteau's. When the famous chef and owner of Gusteau's, Auguste Gusteau, died the chef position was handed down to Skinner, who Gusteau intended to the restaurant if he were to die (if there was not an heir to replace him).

Skinner and Remy learn that Linguini is Gusteau's illegitimate son and the rightful owner of the restaurant. Remy gives the evidence to Linguini who deposes Skinner as owner. The restaurant thrives, Remy's recipes are hits, a romance develops between Linguini and Colette, and Remy feels left out.

Skinner became the head chef of the famous restaurant Gusteau's after Gusteau dies. Before this, he was Gusteau's sous chef. In Gusteau's will, it was stated that Skinner would inherit Gusteau's business interests if no heir appeared within two years after the latter's death.

It is later revealed that Alfredo Linguini is really the son of Gusteau, who was Renata's Linguini's boyfriend. Linguini later acquires the restaurant after Remy informs him of this discovery.

It is later revealed that Alfredo Linguini is really the son of Gusteau, who was Renata's Linguini's boyfriend. Linguini later acquires the restaurant after Remy informs him of this discovery.

It is later revealed that Alfredo Linguini is really the son of Gusteau, who was Renata's Linguini's boyfriend. Linguini later acquires the restaurant after Remy informs him of this discovery.