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"Bring me a rich gift, and you shall have the Princess,"
the Sultan tells the evil al-Talib. |
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"I don't want a husband!" |
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Aladdin and the Princess
meet. |
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Al-Talib tells Aladdin he
can win the Princess if he'll retrieve the magic lamp from the
cave. |
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Aladdin braves the dangers
of the cave to retrieve the magic lamp. |
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Because of the magic lamp,
Aladdin is able to bring glowing, precious stones as a gift for
the Sultan. |
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Al-Talib tricks Aladdin's
housekeeper into turning over the magic lamp by posing as a peddler
and offering to trade new lamps for old. |
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Aladdin tells the Princess
that al-Talib has stolen the magic lamp. |
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The Sultan feigns sadness
to convince the Princess she should marry al-Talib. |
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Aladdin fights Omar, al-Talib's
slave, to get the lamp back. |
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Once he has regained possession
of the lamp, Aladdin wishes al-Talib to be a fish peddler! |
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. . . happily ever after! |
