Original subtitles

What's your monkey's name?

Abu.

He's a lovely monkey.

Mm, that's a lovely necklace.

So, where does Abu come from?

He, uh... Oh!

I think this... belongs to me.

Good day, ladies.

Okay.

How'd we do, Abu?

Good monkey.

Stop right there, Aladdin.

Whatever it is you stole today, I don't want it.

Whoa, whoa, I didn't steal anything.

It's a family heirloom that's worth a lot of...

I'll give you a bag of dates for it, nothing more.

Zulla, we both know it's worth at least three bags.

Take a bag of dates and get out!

Here you go, Abu.

Shh.

Hello.

Hi.

- Are you hungry? - Mm-hmm.

Here, take some bread.

Hey. Hey!

You steal from my brother.

Stealing? No, I...

You pay or I take bracelet.

Sir, I don't have any money.

- Let go of me! - No.

Take it easy, Jamal.

Khalil walks away from the stall,

and this one... this one...

she steal the bread!

Those children were hungry!

- I... - Okay, give me a minute.

You keep your little street rat nose

out of it! Huh?

Do you have any money?

- No! - Okay.

Trust me.

- Here you go. - Wait!

- This is what you wanted, right? - Eh! Thank you.

Okay, and an apple for your troubles.

- Nice. - That was m...

I'm not leaving without my bracelet!

You mean, this bracelet?

Come on.

�� Nay nay nay na-na-nay ��

�� Nay nay nay na-na-nay ��

�� Nay nay nay nay nay... ��

Aladdin!

Thief, Aladdin!

Are we in trouble?

Only if you get caught.

Aladdin!

Down that alley. Monkey knows the way.

Abu.

Cute butt.

You'll be fine.

- Over there! - Hey, you!

You looking for this, Jamal?

Aladdin, you street rat!

�� Gotta keep ��

�� One jump ahead of the bread line ��

�� One swing ahead of the sword ��

�� I steal only what I can't afford ��

Stop!

�� And that's everything ��

�� One jump ahead of the lawmen ��

�� That's all, and that's no joke ��

�� These guys don't appreciate I'm broke ��

�� Riffraff! Street rat! Scoundrel! ��

�� Take that! ��

�� Try a different tact, guys ��

�� Rip him open ��

�� 'Round the back, guys ��

�� I can take a hint Gotta face the facts ��

�� Could really use a friend or two ��

�� Oh, it's sad, Aladdin's hit the bottom ��

�� He's become a one-man rise in crime ��

�� I'd blame parents, 'cept he hasn't got 'em ��

�� Gotta eat to live, gotta steal to eat ��

�� Tell you all about it when I got the time ��

Hey!

There are stairs, you know.

Where's the fun in that?

�� One jump ahead of the slowpokes ��

�� One skip ahead of my doom ��

�� Next time gonna use a nom de plume ��

Hey, get back here!

�� One jump ahead of the hitmen ��

�� One hit ahead of the flock ��

�� I think I'll take a stroll around the block ��

�� Stop thief! ��

�� Vandal! ��

�� Abu! ��

�� Scoundrel! ��

�� Let's not be too hasty ��

�� Still I think he's rather tasty ��

�� Gotta eat to live, gotta steal to eat ��

�� Otherwise we'd get along ��

�� Wrong! ��

No, no, no, no!

Together on three.

Together on three?

- We jump. - We jump?!

Why are you repeating everything I say?

The pole.

One, two, three!

Sorry!

I can't.

Look at me. Look at me.

You... can do this.

- Oh. - Oh.

Nicely done.

Thank you.

�� One jump ahead of the hoofbeats ��

�� One hop ahead of the hump ��

�� One trick ahead of disaster ��

�� They're quick, but I'm much faster ��

�� Here goes Better throw my hand in ��

�� Wish me happy landing ��

�� All I gotta do is jump! ��

Oh, dear.

Come on. I know somewhere we'll be safe.

Here comes the Master.

You bring me the rough but never a diamond.

Take them away.

Take them away.

Majazeer, perhaps this

diamond in the rough does not exist.

He is out there.

But we've searched for months.

I do not understand

what could possibly be in that cave

that could help a man as great as you.

You are already second only to the Sultan.

Second! Uh-oh.

Who's in trouble now?

And you think second is enough?

Of course.

You were not born to be sultan.

Not smart.

Do you know what I had to do to get the power that I have?

The sacrifices that I've made?

The bodies that I've buried?

The five years spent in a Sherabad jail?

People need to understand that they will pay

for underestimating me.

Second is not enough!

And it will never be enough!

That's why I need the lamp.

And why I no longer need you!

Tea?

Thank you.

And thank you for getting me out of there.

Aladdin, isn't it?

Uh, you're welcome...

Um, I'm Dalia.

Dalia.

From the palace.

How could you tell?

Well, only someone from the palace

could afford a bracelet like that.

And that silk lining is imported, too.

It comes from the merchant boats straight to the palace.

But not to servants.

At least not most servants.

Which means you...

are a handmaid to the Princess.

Impressive.

You think that's impressive.

You should see the city from up there.

Agrabah.

It's so beautiful.

I should get out more.

You should tell the Princess to get out more.

The people haven't seen her in years.

They won't let her.

Ever since my...

The Queen was killed,

the Sultan's been afraid.

So she's kept locked away.

Seems everyone's been afraid since then.

But the people of Agrabah had nothing to do with that.

The people loved her.

They did, didn't they?

Is this yours?

It's kind of... borrowed.

My mother taught me that song.

Mine too.

It's all I remember of her.

And what about your father?

I lost them both when I was young.

Been on my own ever since.

It's all right, it's just...

What?

It's a little sad...

having a monkey as the only parental authority in your life.

We get by.

Every day, I just... think things will be different,

but it never seems to change.

Just sometimes, I feel like I'm...

Trapped.

Like you...

can't escape what you were born into?

Yes.

I have to get back to the palace.

Now?

It's just another prince coming to court the princess.

Yes, and I have to get her ready.

Oh, do you have my bracelet?

Sure.

I'm sure I put it in here.

Somewhere.

Abu, did you take it?

That was my mother's bracelet.

Yes, it's beautiful.

You are a thief.

No. No. Yes, but...

I was so naive.

Excuse me.

Wait. Wait. Wait!

Wait, it's not like that!

Street rat, get out of the way.

Who do you think you're calling a street rat?

Are you talking back to me?

You were born worthless and you will die worthless.

And only your fleas will mourn you.

Come on, Abu.

Let's go home.

�� Riffraff ��

�� Street rat ��

�� I don't ��

�� Buy that ��

�� If only ��

�� They'd look closer ��

�� Would they see a poor boy? ��

�� No, siree ��

�� They'd find out ��

�� There's so much more ��

�� To me ��

Abu.

There's a time that we do steal, and a time we don't.

This was definitely a don't.

Welcome, Prince Anders.

We trust you had an enjoyable journey.

Oh, wow.

Prince Anders, my daughter...

Princess Jasmine.

S-So...

Why did no one tell me of your beauty?

No one mentioned yours, either.

Oh, thank you.

They say that in Skanland.

Ya, right?

It's... It's very, very amusing.

- Is it? - Ya.

We have that same title yet are never described the same way.

Mm-hrm... Jasmine.

Ya.

Oh.

What is that?

Don't. Don't tell me.

It's a cat... with stripes.

He likes you.

I know.

'Cause in Skanland, cats love me. Here, puss-puss.

Hey, puss-puss.

Hey, puss-puss, puss...

My Sultan...

Our enemies grow stronger every day,

yet you allow your daughter to dismiss Prince Anders

and a possible military alliance.

Which enemies?

Sherabad continues to amass.

Sherabad is our ally.

Was our ally.

You would drag us into a war with our only...

Yet you would allow your kingdom to sink into ruin,

for mere sentiment!

Jafar!

Remember your place.

I apologize.

Forgive me, my Sultan.

I went too far.

But...

if you would only reconsider,

I think you would see

that invading Sherabad

is the right thing to do.

Invading Sherabad is...

Invade Sherabad?

Why would we invade Mother's kingdom?

We would never invade Sherabad.

But an ally in Skanland would

improve our situation.

Yes. If you

consider giving Prince Anders a chance.

To rule?

Baba, Rajah would make a better ruler.

My dear, I'm not getting any younger.

We must find you a husband and...

we are running out of kingdoms.

What foreign prince can care for our people as I do?

I could lead, if only...

My dear, you cannot be a sultan.

Because it has never been done

in the thousand-year history of our kingdom.

I have been preparing for this my whole life.

- I have read every... - Books?

But you cannot read experience.

Inexperience is dangerous.

People, left unchecked, will revolt.

Walls and borders, unguarded, will be attacked.

Jafar is right.

One day,

you will understand.

You may leave now.

Life will be kinder to you, Princess,

once you accept these traditions and understand

it's better for you to be seen

and not heard.

�� Here comes a wave Meant to wash me away ��

�� A tide that is taking me under ��

�� Broken again Left with nothing to say ��

�� My voice drowned out in the thunder ��

�� But I can't cry ��

�� And I can't start to crumble ��

�� Whenever they try ��

�� To shut me or cut me down ��

�� I can't stay silent ��

�� Though they wanna keep me quiet ��

�� And I tremble when they try it ��

�� All I know ��

�� Is I won't ��

�� Go speechless ��

Open the gates!

You know what to do, Abu.

Close the gates!

Tacky monkey.

Remember your place, Jafar.

Remember your place.

If I hear that...!

One more time.

Sorry, Master.

Another petty insult from that slow-minded fool.

He sees a city where I see an empire.

Such vision.

Once that lamp sits in my hand,

then I shall sit on his throne.

Thief! Thief in the palace.

Thief in the palace?

That's what I said.

Thief.

What have you seen, lago?

Diamond in the rough.

Who's a clever boy?

But Dalia, there has to be something I can do.

A handsome prince wants to marry you.

Oh, when will life get easier?

It's not that I don't want to marry, it's just...

You want to be sultan.

But why?

You remember my mother used to say,

"We would only ever be as happy as our least happy subject."

If she saw what I saw today,

she would be heart-broken.

She would also want you to be safe.

And clean. I'll draw the bath.

Jafar's guards on every corner.

Soon he'd have them invading our neighbors,

risking lives, for what?

I can help!

I know I can.

I was born to do more than marry some useless prince.

If you had to marry a useless prince,

you could certainly do worse than this one.

He's tall and handsome,

and yes, he's a little dim but,

you're just getting married.

It's not like you have to talk to him.

But you'd prefer that boy from the market.

Can I help you?

- Tea? - You.

You! What are you doing here?

Get in here, now.

I... came back to return your bracelet.

My bracelet? Where is it?

On your wrist.

What?

Not bad!

I like what she's done with the place.

How did you get past the guards?

That was challenging.

But, I have my ways.

While the Princess is out, would you like to go for a stroll?

Have a little chat?

You're unbelievable.

You cannot just break into a palace

and walk around like you own the place.

If you don't have anything,

you have to act like you own everything.

So, what do you say?

I did find your bracelet.

You did not find it, you stole it.

Correction, the monkey stole it.

He's your monkey.

He's still just a monkey.

Who ordered the tea?

Uh...

I did.

For you,

Princess Jasmine.

Your Majesty!

Why are you being weird?

Oh, I'm... the Princess... Yes!

Mm-hmm.

And it is good to be me with all my

palaces and...

wagons of gold... things...

and dresses for... every hour of the day.

Now it is time for my cat to be cleaned.

She doesn't get out much.

Mm-hmm. Clearly.

Aren't you supposed to be in the bath?

This cat isn't going to clean itself.

But don't cats clean themselves?

You have to go now.

Oh, okay, but I'm coming back tomorrow night.

What? No, you can't.

Meet me in the courtyard beside the fountain.

When the moon is above the minaret.

To return this.

I promise.

Can you believe it, Abu?

The most heavily guarded place in all of Agrabah.

Evening.

Evening.

Evening.

Guards are behind me.

Hello, boys.

Where am I?

In a world of trouble, boy.

That bracelet. Is that what this is about?

Because I-I didn't steal it.

The handmaid...

What was the handmaid doing wearing the Queen's bracelet?

The Queen?

No, no. She said that

- it belonged to... - Her mother.

Well, at least she told the truth about one thing.

A-Are you saying that was the Princess?

- I was talking to the... - She was toying with you.

It amuses her to meet commoners.

Did you actually think she liked you?

What do they call you?

Aladdin.

Aladdin.

People like us must be realistic.

Us?

You see, I was once like you.

A common thief.

Only I thought bigger.

Steal an apple, and you're a thief.

Steal a kingdom, and you're a statesman.

Only weak men stop there.

You're either the most powerful man in the room, or you're nothing.

You. You stumbled upon an opportunity.

I can make you rich.

Rich enough to impress a princess.

But nothing comes for free.

What would I have to do?

There's a cave nearby.

And in it, a simple oil lamp.

Retrieve it for me, and I will make you

wealthy enough to impress a princess.

You're nothing to her.

But you could be.

Your life begins now, Aladdin.

Still waiting?

No. No, I... came out to...

He promised.

I'll be upstairs if you need me.

Good night, Dalia.

The Cave of Wonders.

When you enter, you will see more riches

than you've ever dreamed of.

Gold, diamonds...

and... the lamp.

Bring it to me and I will make you rich and free.

But take no other treasure,

no matter how sorely you are tempted.

And you will be tempted.

Only one may enter here.

One who's worth lies far within.

A diamond in the rough.

Remember...

take nothing but the lamp.