The Brothers Grimm Aladdin

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The Brothers Grimm Aladdin
This story starts off with Aladdin as a little boy picking up sticks for the fire at home to enjoy a warm meal with his mom. when a wizard asks if he would like to make a silver penny by going down a manhole to retrieve an old lamp, so aladdin goes down the hole and sees great riches and a old lamp, it then seems species to why the wizard wanted a lamp out of all the gold and jewels, aladdin takes the lamp and goes to the wizard to get out of the hole but the wizard wants the lamp first then he will let him out, so aladdin says get me out and the wizard shut the manhole and his ring slipped off and fell to aladdin so aladdin put the ring on and out came the genie of the ring so aladdin wished to go home after being trapped, he goes …show more content…

.and this aladdin is a street rat and has a pet monkey and is about in his late teens to mid teens meets an old man or the sorcerer and asks him to go into a cave of wonders and get a lamp and only a lamp, gets only three wishes and has only one genie, conflict starts early before he can get a wife, and this one fights a mad advisor,that becomes sultan and is an evil sorcerer. aladdin has a magic carpet a monkey named aboo and the genie of the lamp as friends at the end then aladdin wishes his giene free at the end of the story.

Grimm Brothers and Disney Aladdin similarities similarities: they have the same name. both are poor. they both have a problem with an evil person, wizard, sorcerer. both fall in Love with a princess. both find the genie of the lamp and have wishes granted. both come home to a happy

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