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Once upon a time a very 

humble young, called 

Aladdin, who, with his 

trusty monkey Abu, was 

dedicated to steal or cheat 

people of Agrabah to 

survive. He dreamed of 

being someone important 

one day.

Aladdin always had to escape from all 

the sellers who wanted to catch him 

because he had stolen food.

 Jasmine was the 

beautiful Sultan's 

daughter. She was 

enclosed in the palace, 

her father did not let 

her go out. She also had 

a pretty tiger, called 

Rajar, and it was her 

company.

The Sultan had to convince his daughter to get 

marry, because if she did not get married before 

her next birthday, someone else would replace 

the place of her father, but it was a difficult work.

Jasmine just wanted to marry if she was 

really in love, but she wasn't.

One day, Jasmine 

decided to escape, 

because she wanted 

to see the world out 

of that palace. She 

could not manage 

very much, she know 

just a little bit of that 

world.

But, just then, Aladdin met Jasmine, and 

helped her. Both of them fell deeply in love 

with each other. The problem was that 

Jasmine just could marry with a prince. So 

Aladdin could not be with her.

Unexpectedly, Aladdin's luck changed 

when Jafar, a wizard, proposed him get 

lots of riches, in return that he got an 

old lamp in the depths of the Cave of 

Wonders, where lived a fun genius.

When Aladdin gave Jafar the lamp, he 

betrayed Aladdin, and Jafar caused it to 

become trapped in the cave, but Abu take 

away the lamp from Jafar's hands and 

they could get out the genious, who 

helped them to escape from the 

dangerous cave. The genious said him 

that he could make three wishes, 

because of he rubbed the lamp. Aladdin 

used his first wish to become a prince so 

he could marry Jasmine.

Aladdin arrived at the Sultan's palace 

and calls for the hand of princess 

Jasmine.The Sultan happily accepted, 

but that angered Jafar, because he 

wanted to marry the princess so he 

could become a powerful Sultan.

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