The Jinnee And The Fishermen: The Love Story Of Aladdin

How might The Jinnee and the Fishermen be similar and different from Aladdin? How might you see Aladdin differently if you knew what they were? Aladdin is mostly for kids while The Jinnee and the Fishermen is probably more for the adults audience, but also teens too. They both have the obvious similarities which is they both contain genies. In those stories; what might the similarities and differences be? What make Aladdin different than The Jinnee and the Fishermen? Aladdin is a love story that Disney made for kids to watch which is telling them to be yourself because being someone else can cause people to just get outrage. There was two genies that are shown in the movie, both which are complete opposites. One that is the good and quirky, who is suppose to be seen as the good one and helped Aladdin when is needed. The other genie was a vizier of the king; he want to take control by destroying everything in his wake, even if it means to be a genie himself. Being a Disney movie you should just know by seeing him that he is the major evil villain; you can tell by how he stands out more and tells what his plan will be. Aladdin sent Jafar in the lamp to for one thousand years; thinking it will probably will do him some good.
There are several stories being told and each telling the other a lesson to be learn. It shows that only one jinnee is in this story; not a nice one but really evil. The jinnee wasn’t all grateful for being saved; like you would think he would. He told the fishermen that for freeing him; he would kill him, but says he can only choose the way he dies. That is when the fishermen decided to tricked the Jinnee inside the lamp, hoping the cockiness of the jinnee will cause him back into the lamp as the fishermen told him the long story which ends up being the fishermen tossing the lamp back into the water where he found it in the first