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Three wishes, my master, but magic has
rules.
>> Rules? You wait until now to mention
rules?
>> I cannot return the dead, take a life,
or force a heart to love.
>> So, death, enemies, and love are all
beyond you?
>> Beyond me?
No.
Professionally restricted.
>> You become less impressive with every
rule.
>> Less impressive?
>> I TAKE IT BACK.
>> [laughter]
>> RESPECT RESTORED.
>> SO, are we planning to stay here inside
the cave?
>> I know.
That is our signal to leave.
>> Could we leave without being thrown this
time?
>> No.
>> [screaming]
>> At least one of us enjoyed that escape.
>> Carpet enjoys everything.
>> And you enjoy throwing people.
>> [laughter]
>> I call it dramatic transportation.
>> With all your power, why don't you free
yourself?
>> Because the same magic that empowers me
also imprisons me. Only the master of
the lamp can wish me free.
>> And no master ever did?
>> Many promised.
None surrendered their final wish.
>> Then my third wish will set you free.
>> You should not make promises so easily.
>> I know what it means to live trapped.
>> We shall see, my master.
>> [music]
>> Then tell me, my master,
what is your first wish?
>> I stole because hunger [music] left me
no choice.
I will not let other children grow up
the same way.
Give every poor family food, clean
clothes, and enough wealth to begin
again.
>> No palace? No army? No mountain of gold?
>> I only want them to stop suffering.
>> A rare first wish.
Then let an entire city begin again.
>> [music]
[music]
[music]
>> I don't have a beard.
>> Artists improve reality.
>> You are one mistake away from becoming
my second wish.
>> That's him. He made the wish.
>> [cheering]
>> This was supposed to be quiet.
>> [music]
[crying]
>> Please,
stay with [snorts and music] me,
Aladdin.
One wish.
Just one wish to save him.
Who will master the lamp and wish him
healed?
>> Any wish?
>> Yes.
>> I wish for a warehouse filled with THE
RAREST SAFFRON.
10 CARAVANS AND A SHOP MADE ENTIRELY of
gold.
>> You used all three.
>> I understand.
I know what must be done.
>> I wish for an endless supply of flour
and an oven that never cools.
>> One wish remains. Please, look at him.
>> I wish to become the greatest baker in
Arabia.
>> Before you wish,
look at the young man in my arms.
>> How unfortunate. I wish for the greatest
diamond necklace ever made. I wish for a
magnificent white marble courtyard.
>> One wish remains.
>> I wish for the most beautiful singing
voice in Arabia.
>> I wish for dice that can never lose.
And a purse [music] that never becomes
empty.
>> Please, use your final wish for him.
>> I wish for the grandest gambling tent in
the desert.
>> [music]
>> Alham,
open your eyes.
He gave you food, clothes, and hope.
And none of you gave him one wish.
I will take the lamp.
You understand what it offers.
Three wishes.
This boy fed people who could never
repay him.
I need only one.
>> I wish for Alham to [music] awaken,
completely healed and safe.
>> You still possess two wishes.
>> I need only one.
>> [snorts]
>> Easy.
Do not rush.
You frightened me, Aladdan.
>> Gigi.
>> You always choose the painful way to
show love.
>> [panting]
>> For a moment though, when I thought I'd
lost you.
All right.
You too.
>> You could have owned all of this.
>> It feels better belonging to everyone.
>> Make way for the royal house.
>> Move the basket.
>> The princess. The princess.
>> Oh, we are hiding. We are hiding behind
a wall. Very dignified.
>> Quiet. Get down.
>> I am down. I am extremely down.
>> Gigi, here. Now.
Good. Stay low. Stay with me.
>> Down. Slowly.
Hold her steady.
>> Stay near me, my lady. This street is
not swept.
>> Then let me see it unswept. That is why
I came.
>> As you say.
>> That's her.
>> The princess?
>> Yasmine.
>> She is very beautiful.
>> Don't say it like that.
>> I said it accurately.
You climbed three floors for someone who
does not know your name.
>> I would climb higher.
I saw her through the palace gate months
ago.
I thought about her every day since.
I love her, Genie. I know how impossible
that sounds.
>> No, no, no. I can move mountains and
turn sand to gold, but I cannot make
someone love you.
>> Then what can I do?
>> Become someone she could choose without
magic.
>> Genie,
I think I've decided on my second wish.
>> Please tell me this one is wiser than
the first.
>> Make me a prince.
>> Being a prince is easy.
Becoming worthy of a princess, that's
the difficult part.
>> Then let me prove I deserve her.
>> Very well. As you wish. Then let us not
build a prince, let us unravel one.
>> Every prince deserves a royal mount.
>> [music]
[laughter]
>> Don't worry, Kiki. I promise
it won't be forever.
>> [music]
>> Welcome to the wonderful Prince Ali
Ababwa.
>> [music]
[music]
[music]
[music]
>> Your majesty, I have crossed kingdoms to
stand before you.
I've come to ask for the hand of
Princess Jasmine.
>> The decision belongs to Jasmine.
>> You speak beautifully, Prince Anders.
But I cannot marry a man simply because
he arrives with wealth, titles, and a
grand procession.
My heart already belongs to someone
else.
>> Then I will not ask you to betray your
heart.
>> A remarkable entrance,
a remarkable fortune,
yet no one in this palace has heard of
your kingdom.
>> There are many kingdoms beyond Agrabah.
>> And many men who wear crowns they did
not earn.
>> Careful, Al
even when the truth stands before him.
>> He smells like the street boy.
>> Not now.
I will discover who you are.
>> Then I hope you enjoy disappointment.
>> Why are the palace guards missing from
their posts?
>> Because tonight, your majesty,
Agrabah receives a more capable ruler.
>> Father!
>> You should have listened when I warned
you about fairy tales.
>> You are the only monster in this palace.
>> Not yet.
>> He's taking the palace.
>> And if Al Bach is behind this, he will
be looking for the source of your power.
>> Then we rescue Jasmine before he finds
it.
>> This is not about becoming a prince
anymore.
>> It never should have been.
>> It's not that easy.
>> Let me try.
>> [snorts]
>> You came back.
>> I came to get you out.
>> Alham?
>> Yes.
>> There was no distant kingdom.
>> No.
>> No royal family?
>> No.
>> You made me believe you were someone
else.
>> Because I believed the real me would
never be enough.
>> You decided that for me.
You wanted his secret.
>> At last.
You are not Alham.
>> No, I am your master. Kneel.
My first wish is simple. Make me the
most powerful sorcerer the world has
ever known.
>> Power does not make a man great.
>> No. But it makes him obeyed.
>> [screaming]
>> What has he
>> He's done.
>> He has the lamp.
>> Tell me, princess. Do you still admire
your prince?
>> He is no prince. He is the same street
thief you searched for in the bazaar.
>> She already knows.
>> He lied to me.
But he came back when he could have
escaped.
You had everything, Alback. A place
beside my father, the trust of the
kingdom, and you [music] chose fear.
>> I CHOSE POWER. [screaming]
>> WE CANNOT defeat him while he controls
Genie.
>> Then we do not fight the dragon.
>> We take back the lamp.
>> I am sorry.
>> You had no choice. Can you undo Albi's
wish?
>> Not directly. A granted wish cannot
simply be erased.
>> Then we do not erase it.
>> You call yourself the greatest SORCERER
IN THE WORLD?
>> I am beyond every sorcerer who has ever
lived.
>> No, Genie is still more powerful than
you.
>> He serves whoever holds the lamp.
>> Exactly. Your power still depends on
someone else.
Be very careful.
>> My second wish, make me more powerful
than any Genie.
>> There is only one way.
>> Do it.
>> Do it.
>> Now, I POSSESS THE POWER OF a Genie.
>> You are trapped.
>> What have you done?
>> A Genie's power comes with a Genie's
prison.
>> Wait for me.
>> Somewhere no one will ever find it.
>> You entered my palace dressed as a
prince.
>> I did.
>> But you saved this kingdom as yourself.
A title can be inherited. Character must
be earned.
>> No more disguises. [music]
>> No more lies.
>> Then perhaps we can begin again.
>> Hello. My name is Alham.
>> I know.
>> One wish remains.
>> You once told me that power does not
make a man free. I wish for your
freedom.
>> You could have wished for your kingdom.
>> I already found something better.
>> So, what happens [music] now?
>> Now we write our own story.
>> [music]
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