An egg is drown at a wall and breaks. A second egg is thrown at the same velocity and collides with a bed sheet. The egg does not break. Why does the egg not break when it hits the sheet?

The first egg is thrown at a wall and breaks because it has no time to decelerate and it breaks.

While, when a second egg is thrown at wall with same velocity and collides with a bed sheet, it does not break because it get more time to decelerate  or collide with the wall.  It reduces the amount of force exerted on the egg and it does not break.