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Macbeth: Prince Aladdin
Aladdin, a young boy living on the streets with his monkey Abu. He is the typical “street rat” stealing from merchants, dodging and escaping guards. He led a dangerous and adventurous life. On one of his adventures he comes across Princess Jasmine running away from the castle, and helps her get back, both finding an interest in each other. Aladdin then finds a lamp and is acquainted with a genie. Aladdin’s first wish transformed him into a prince. Although soon it is realised that the villains have plans for the lamp and Princess Jasmine. He tries to save Princess Jasmine at the same time hiding his true identity.Macbeth is a tragedy dealing with greed, ambition, and betrayal. Macbeth is driven by his wife, Lady Macbeth, pushing him on in his
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