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He ordered his guards to throw Aladdin into the sea.
Aladdin used his second wish to have the Genie rescue him. But then Jafar stole the magic lamp!
Now the Genie had to serve Jafar! And the wicked sorcerer was holding Jasmine prisoner!
As Aladdin sneaked into the palace to save her, Jasmine used her charms to distract Jafar.
Aladdin tricked Jafar into using one of his wishes. "I wish to be an all-powerful genie!" proclaimed Jafar.
He became an evil genie, and Aladdin trapped him inside a magic lamp for all time!
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Jasmine's Story.
Deep in the Arabian Desert, Princess Jasmine lived with her father, the Sultan of Agrabah, and her tiger, Rajah.
The Sultan had said Jasmine must marry a prince—and soon. But Jasmine wanted to marry for love, not just to make her father happy!
In a nearby village, there lived a young ...
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