Can two different stories have many comparisons? Aladdin and Fisherman and the Jinnee are alike in many ways. Aladdin was a movie made by disney. Fisherman and the Jinnee was a folk tale. Aladdin and Fisherman and the Jinnee are alike they both had a bad vizier, Allah, and lying. They are dislike in the way the jinnie was found, ammount of jinnies , and by what they get for finding the jinnie. In the movie Aladdin it was about a street rat who wanted to marry the princess. In the movie Jafar the evil vizier tried many times to kill Aladdin. The whole movie changed when Jafar led Aladdin to a cave to retrieve a bottle with a genie in it. Aladdin end up with the bottle and when he rubs it a genie popped out and gave him 3 wishes. He wishes …show more content…
Jafar steals the genie and uses it to make himself evil. Aladdin tricks him and Jafar makes his final wish to become a genie which trapped him inside the bottle. In the end Aladdin keeps his promise and wishes the the genie free and he marries the princess. Although very different stories Fisherman and the jinnie have many similarities. In the story Fisherman and the Jinnie it's about a fisherman who was fishing for food. He was fishing for food but he only casts his net out 3 times. On his first attempt he caught a dead donkey which he pushed back in the water. On his second attempt he retrieved a sunken vessel with mus covering it. On his last attempt he retrieved a bottle with a jinnee inside. When the jinnie popped out he wasn’t friendly. The jinnie told the fisherman he had to choose the way he was going to die. Frightened the fisherman tricked the …show more content…
In Aladdin the bad vizier was Jafar. In Fisherman and the Jinnie the king's vizier got jealous which led to the king and doctors death. In both they talk about Allah which shows they are support the idea of monotheism. In Aladdin he lies to the princess about being a prince so he could marry her. In Fisherman and the Jinnie the doctor lies to the king about what's on the stick to cure him. They are dislike in how the jinnie was found, ammount of jinnies, and what they got for finding the jinnie. In Aladdin the jinnie was found in a cave. In Fisherman and the Jinnie the jinnie was found in the river. In Aladdin there were two jinnies. There was the good jinnie and the bad jinnie Jafar. In Fisherman and the Jinnie there was only one jinnie. When Aladdin found the jinnie he was given three wishes. When the fisherman found the jinnie he was given a choice to choose the way he was going to
Both stories deal with a young girl who, with the help of a little magic, is able to find her prince and live happily ever after. Needless to say on of these versions is much darker than the other, but the story sends an overall good message.
The Arabian Nights is a collection of fictional stories of ages past. The book in itself contains many variations of plots, scenes, story elements, and characters. Honing in onone of the many, the focus of this dissertation is to present a scene in The Talking Bird, the Singing Tree, and the Golden Water. The scene in question is of Perizade, one of three main characters, successfully gathering all three items and saving all of the men who tried their hand at the task before her. This scene is a clear example of how women can match men eye for eye and succeed in areas that men cannot.
The symbols, themes, and overall mood from each of these stories were great influences on the overall similarities between each story. The meanings of all of the items they held, their transition into adult hood, and the analyzing of their pasts in hindsight makes each story very similar to one another and thus gives reason for comparison. This journey that each of these children went on was a last taste of innocence before hitting the harsh true world of adulthood and the journeys that they went on will also be attributed with the great memories they provided for each of these characters, much like in real life.
The main characters, Tulisa in Tale of Tulisa and Cinderella in the film Cinderella, both summon animals who are there to help them complete tasks
You can see from the tales themselves though, that the amount of similarities is what brings them together, and represents the way that the tale of Cinderella itself has traveled, and evolved, orally through generations, all over the world.
“Cinderella� and “Tam and Cam� are so much alike especially using the workings of magic throughout these tales and also differ in the way that these stories use violence to represent their cultures. Their hope comes from these characters that help them on their paths for Cinderella it was her fairy godmother who created magic and for Tam it was a Buddha who hinted her to create magic reincarnation.
“Adam and Eve” and “Flowers For Algernon” are similer in plot is because it kinda falls back on theme. Theme and plot are eachothers stands. Why they are similar is because like theme they both have the same outcome that they didnt
In Aladdin the genie is nothing but helpful and caring but in “the Fisherman and the Jinnee” the jinnee is nothing but evil and out to help himself. You could say the Jinnee in “the Fisherman and the Jinnee” he was selfish, although the genie in Aladdin was a little selfish he did not ask for his freedom, Aladdin wanted to grant him that for helping him. There are very different characteristics when looking at the genies, the one is nice on the eyes so to speak and the other jinnee was not as attractive or appealing to others. When the masters found the lamps they both thought they would be getting wishes, the fisherman had never dreamt about being told he could choose his own death. Both the masters are involved in trickery in their individual stories. When the fisherman tricked the jinnee back into his lamp by saying bet you can’t fit in that lamp the jinnee couldn’t back down, he thought he was being challenged because you really could do it. Also in Aladdin when Aladdin talks Jiavar into wishing to be a genie he knows the lamp comes with being a genie, all that Jiavar can think about is being the most powerful genie in the world. With his arrogant personality Jiavar wishes to be a genie and all the responsibilities it
It could have been anyone who got the lamp, but Aladdin was just the lucky one. The genie’s power allows him to become rich, travel great distances, and eventually marry the princess. It gives him the ability to change his own fate. However, none of this could have been possible without his own wit and determination. First of all, when Aladdin finds the lamp, he refuses to hand it over to the magician. It was his choice alone whether or not to give him the lamp, however he took advantage of the opportunity that he was given. He later outsmarts the magician and takes back the princess and the lamp. In both situations, Aladdin is able to use the genie’s power to choose his own
Most people probably don’t know that Aladdin is actually based off of a story a little bit. When reading “The Fisherman and the Jinnee”, or while watching Aladdin you can very easily tell that these two were sort of based off each other. Whether it be the fact that there’s genies in both stories, the muslim culture, or just the fact that they may share themes. The genies themselves are even comparable too. It’s obvious that Aladdin and “The Fisherman and the Jinnee” have some connections between the two of them.
It’s the tale of a country boy called Aladdin, who finds a magical oil lamp with a genie inside, who allows him to wish whatever he wants, and the only wish he wanted is that him and his mother be rich and live happily, so the genie conceded. "Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp",maybe have been written by an 18th Century French translator named Antoine Gallard, better than coming from an Indian, Arab or Persian folklore. Aladdin's fairy tale has almost the same story as the original movie. There are few things different, in the fairy tale, Aladdin is a poor youth living in the streets of Middle Eastern and in the original movie, he lives in Agrabah, Arabia. Something they have in common is that in the fairytale and in the movie they both have Arabian
Oh Great Jinnee! “Aladdin” and “The Fisherman and the Jinnee” were both taken from the same story. That's why they are so similar.Both are taken from “A Thousand and One Nights”. They turn from being the same when the ginnie's come out. The one in Aladdin is very nice while the jinnee from The Fisherman and the Jinnee is dead set on killing the fisherman.There are many similarities in these two stories mainly because they came from the same folktale.
There similarities are that the all have a Cinderella character. Also that the sisters are mean and jealous of how pretty Cinderella is and the step sisters don’t let her do anything. There is magic in all of the four Cinderella’s. In the Algonquin Cinderella there is an invisible prince. In Yeh-Shen there is a magic fish. In Ashenputtel there is a magic tree.
One similarity is that they both have human like emotions. One example is that the bunny feels lonely. He fells lonely because he was thrown away and now he is not with his owner.one human like emotion jakie feels is sadness. He might feel sad because in the story is states that he was abandoned by his parents and he might feel sad because of that. Another similarity is that they both can’t provide for themselves. One example is that jakie is a house pet which means that he has no outside world experience and that leads to him not being able to provide for himself. Rabbit can’t provide for himself because he is just a stuffed animal. He can’t move his body which leads to him not being able to provide for himself. Those are some similarities between the rabbit and jakie.
In the story and the movie they both have some type of evil power. The Jinnee from the story is really mean towards the fisherman and wants to kill him. Sometimes in the movie the Genie is mean, depending on the wish or what the issue is that's going on around him. The one in the movie truly isn’t mean though and likes to have fun and be creative / outgoing with his life.