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Aladdin and Jasmine are the main couple of "Aladdin". Aladdin is a young man living on the streets who hopes of a better life for himself and Jasmine is the Princess of the Agrabah who is forced to choose a husband before her birthday, but wishes for a life of indepence and free to make her own choices.
Aladdin and Jasmine first met when Jasmine ran away from the palace and Aladdin saved her from a street vendor, accusing her of stealing. Aladdin is a young thief living on the streets who steals to survive, while Jasmine is the Princess of Agrabah who is forced to choose a suitor when all she wishes is to live her life and make her own choices. Although they come from completely different worlds, Aladdin and Jasmine found themselves drawn to each other, both expressing how they feel trapped in their lives. Aladdin and Jasmine quickly developed romantic feelings for each other, but were soon separated when Aladdin was arrested by the palace guards and Jasmine’s true identity was exposed. Aladdin quickly realized he had fallen in love with Jasmine, but knew it was forbiddon since Jasmine was a princess and the law clearly stated she could only marry a prince.
However, when Aladdin gained the magic lamp with a Genie that grants him 3 wishes, he used his first wish to become "Prince Ali Ababwa" in order to be with Jasmine. Unaware of his true identity, Jasmine originally rebuffed his advances, seeing him as another spoiled suitor, until Aladdin let go of his princely persona and be himself did they become closer. Aladdin took Jasmine on a magic carpet ride, showing her the world outside the palace and the two fell completely and deeply in love. During the carpet ride, however, Jasmine recognised Aladdin as the boy from earlier and confronts him about his lies. Believing that Jasmine could never love him if she knew the truth about him, Aladdin claims he really is a prince, but often disguises himself as a peasant to "escape the pressures of palace life". Aladdin and Jasmine return to Agrabah and the couple share their first kiss and shortly after reveal their love to Jasmine’s father. The Sultan happily blesses their union and decides that as soon as they are married, Aladdin will become Agrabah’s next ruler, worrying Aladdin and causing him to feel guilty about his deception.
Although fearful of losing Jasmine, Aladdin decides to tell her the truth, but the kingdom comes under attack by Jafar who steals the lamp, conquers Agrabah and exposes Aladdin’s true identity to the royal family. However, by using his skills as a street rat, Aladdin is able to defeat Jafar and save Agrabah. In the aftermath, Aladdin apologises to Jasmine who forgives him after understanding his reasons, but the couple are heartbroken since now they can’t be together. Although Genie offers to use his last wish to restore Aladdin’s princely status, Aladdin instead keeps his promise and uses his last wish to free Genie. The Sultan having witnessed Aladdin’s heroic, noble and selfless actions, allows Aladdin and Jasmine to be together after seeing Aladdin prove his love for Jasmine and for saving Agrabah. By the end of the film, Aladdin and Jasmine officially become a couple and celebrate their engagement.
In "Aladdin: The Series" Aladdin and Jasmine are currently engaged, but continue to let their relationship grow and develop as they become closer and their love grows stronger before they are ready for marriage. Throughout the series, Aladdin and Jasmine are best friends and often serve as each other's confidantes whenever the other is troubled or uncertain. However, they aren't without their own issues as the couple also deal with regular problems such as arguments between them. Jasmine often finds herself annoyed with Aladdin for his occasional ego or when Aladdin is mad at Jasmine for her stubbornness and at times refusal to listen, but they both accept each other's flaws and work through their problems together.
Both Aladdin and Jasmine continue to grow significantly with each other by their side, but they often find their love tested and having to face a few obstacles that threaten to keep them apart. Jasmine often finds herself facing off against romantic rivals from the former street rat turned sand witch, Sadira to the wicked sea sorceress, Saleen, who both try to steal Aladdin away from her and attempt break off their relationship. The attempts are foiled, however, as Aladdin and Jasmine have proven time and again that they only love each other and no one else. Aladdin and Jasmine's love is ultimately proven to be incredibly strong on various occasions where they are both willing to do whatever it takes to protect each other in times of danger.
Eventually in "Aladdin and the King of Thieves", Aladdin and Jasmine’s long awaited and much anticipated wedding day finally arrives, but find their ceremony disrupted by the legendary 40 thieves. Aladdin and Jasmine's venue is destroyed in the chaos, forcing them to put the wedding on hold. During this time, Aladdin discovers his father is alive and Jasmine supports and encourages him on his quest to seek out and learn the truth. By the end of the film, Aladdin and Jasmine at long last finally get married.
Aladdin and Jasmine first met when Jasmine ran away from the palace and Aladdin saved her from a street vendor, accusing her of stealing. Aladdin is a young thief living on the streets who steals to survive, while Jasmine is the Princess of Agrabah who is forced to choose a suitor when all she wishes is to live her life and make her own choices. Although they come from completely different worlds, Aladdin and Jasmine found themselves drawn to each other, both expressing how they feel trapped in their lives. Aladdin and Jasmine quickly developed romantic feelings for each other, but were soon separated when Aladdin was arrested by the palace guards and Jasmine’s true identity was exposed. Aladdin quickly realized he had fallen in love with Jasmine, but knew it was forbiddon since Jasmine was a princess and the law clearly stated she could only marry a prince.
However, when Aladdin gained the magic lamp with a Genie that grants him 3 wishes, he used his first wish to become "Prince Ali Ababwa" in order to be with Jasmine. Unaware of his true identity, Jasmine originally rebuffed his advances, seeing him as another spoiled suitor, until Aladdin let go of his princely persona and be himself did they become closer. Aladdin took Jasmine on a magic carpet ride, showing her the world outside the palace and the two fell completely and deeply in love. During the carpet ride, however, Jasmine recognised Aladdin as the boy from earlier and confronts him about his lies. Believing that Jasmine could never love him if she knew the truth about him, Aladdin claims he really is a prince, but often disguises himself as a peasant to "escape the pressures of palace life". Aladdin and Jasmine return to Agrabah and the couple share their first kiss and shortly after reveal their love to Jasmine’s father. The Sultan happily blesses their union and decides that as soon as they are married, Aladdin will become Agrabah’s next ruler, worrying Aladdin and causing him to feel guilty about his deception.
Although fearful of losing Jasmine, Aladdin decides to tell her the truth, but the kingdom comes under attack by Jafar who steals the lamp, conquers Agrabah and exposes Aladdin’s true identity to the royal family. However, by using his skills as a street rat, Aladdin is able to defeat Jafar and save Agrabah. In the aftermath, Aladdin apologises to Jasmine who forgives him after understanding his reasons, but the couple are heartbroken since now they can’t be together. Although Genie offers to use his last wish to restore Aladdin’s princely status, Aladdin instead keeps his promise and uses his last wish to free Genie. The Sultan having witnessed Aladdin’s heroic, noble and selfless actions, allows Aladdin and Jasmine to be together after seeing Aladdin prove his love for Jasmine and for saving Agrabah. By the end of the film, Aladdin and Jasmine officially become a couple and celebrate their engagement.
In "Aladdin: The Series" Aladdin and Jasmine are currently engaged, but continue to let their relationship grow and develop as they become closer and their love grows stronger before they are ready for marriage. Throughout the series, Aladdin and Jasmine are best friends and often serve as each other's confidantes whenever the other is troubled or uncertain. However, they aren't without their own issues as the couple also deal with regular problems such as arguments between them. Jasmine often finds herself annoyed with Aladdin for his occasional ego or when Aladdin is mad at Jasmine for her stubbornness and at times refusal to listen, but they both accept each other's flaws and work through their problems together.
Both Aladdin and Jasmine continue to grow significantly with each other by their side, but they often find their love tested and having to face a few obstacles that threaten to keep them apart. Jasmine often finds herself facing off against romantic rivals from the former street rat turned sand witch, Sadira to the wicked sea sorceress, Saleen, who both try to steal Aladdin away from her and attempt break off their relationship. The attempts are foiled, however, as Aladdin and Jasmine have proven time and again that they only love each other and no one else. Aladdin and Jasmine's love is ultimately proven to be incredibly strong on various occasions where they are both willing to do whatever it takes to protect each other in times of danger.
Eventually in "Aladdin and the King of Thieves", Aladdin and Jasmine’s long awaited and much anticipated wedding day finally arrives, but find their ceremony disrupted by the legendary 40 thieves. Aladdin and Jasmine's venue is destroyed in the chaos, forcing them to put the wedding on hold. During this time, Aladdin discovers his father is alive and Jasmine supports and encourages him on his quest to seek out and learn the truth. By the end of the film, Aladdin and Jasmine at long last finally get married.
PeopleLinda Larkin, Scott Weinger
TitlesAladdin