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❝ THANK YOU...we have to stop Jafar," Aladdin breathed heavily as he laid a sofa bed, having being saved by the Genie from the depths of the ocean.
The Genie had to get Aladdin to use one of his wishes to save him but nevertheless, he was still grateful.
"That's not gonna be easy," The Genie sighed, "The Sultan trusts him completely. He has everybody fooled."
"Maybe not everyone," Aladdin immediately thought to Jasmine.
The Genie however, knew had thought about Rashida, he hadn't forgotten about the dual ownership of the lamp...
"You may be right."
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Princess! Open the door!" Aladdin, still hidden as Prince Ali pounded on the doors to Jasmine's chambers.
Rashida turned to Jasmine, "Let him in."
"What could be wrong?" Jasmine asked, walking hastily towards the doors before opening them wide.
She was met by the alarmed face of Prince Ali, "Something's happened."
His gaze shifted towards Rashida, "It's about...I don't think Jafar is good for her."
"Excuse me?" Rashida asked, offended that he would say that about someone she...cared about.
"I have a good reason," Aladdin entered the room. "Jafar tried to kill me."
Rashida was raging, all of his thoughts earlier suddenly made sense.
Her heart quickened, her breath came to a fast stop and her eyes were dark as she became angry.
'It's too bad I'm not actually trying to be good,' it was all a facade.
He wasn't even trying, Rashida rose from her seat immediately, "If that's true, he's just trying to get you out of the way."
Rashida walked in front of the two, "We've got to go, quickly. He's probably got to Baba already."
"What is he going to do to him?" Aladdin asked.
"From what I know," Rashida turned her gaze to the door handle, pulling on it, "Nothing good."
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"I overheard Prince Ali talking to his advisor about returning with an army to conquer Agrabah," Jafar had already found the Sultan and had started to try and convince him of his lies.
Hamed had always trusted him but Jafar was quite shocked that he was gullible enough to believe this.
