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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories feature greedy characters like Jafar and Cassim who try to steal treasure. There are thieves in both stories, including Aladdin and the forty thieves. Magic elements like the genie, flying carpet, and magic cave are present in both. Finally, both stories revolve around the discovery and pursuit of treasure in a magic cave. The document notes differences such as Ali Baba having a family while Aladdin is a street rat, the presence of royalty in Aladdin but not Ali Baba, and Aladdin having a pet monkey while Ali Baba has no animals. Overall, the author prefers Aladdin
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Ali Baba
The document compares the folk tales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories feature poor but honest male protagonists named A whose fortunes change after discovering a cave of treasure. However, Ali Baba relies more on violence and realistic events while Aladdin features magic, talking animals, and singing. While the stories share some similarities in characters and plot devices, the document concludes there are many more differences between the fantastical world of Aladdin and the more believable tale of Ali Baba.
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Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin are both Arabian folktales that share some similarities but also have differences. Both stories feature a poor main character who becomes rich by the end - Ali Baba finds treasure in a cave and Aladdin marries a princess. They also both involve magical caves opening and marriages occurring at the end of the tales. However, Aladdin is a movie while Ali Baba is a written story, and Aladdin features more magic like a genie and magic carpet. Additionally, the main character of Aladdin is a thief while Ali Baba does not steal, and Aladdin involves a single villain versus forty thieves.
Ali baba and aladdin
Both Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin are Arabian folktales that share some similarities but also have differences. They both feature trickster characters and treasure hidden in caves. However, in Ali Baba the forty thieves are killed in the end while in Aladdin the villain Jafar is trapped in a lamp. Additionally, Ali Baba's cave is opened with the phrase "Open Sesame" while Aladdin's requires reassembling a beetle sculpture. While both stories draw from Arabian folklore, Aladdin incorporates more fantasy elements that the author prefers.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and Aladdin. It notes that in both stories, the main characters start out poor and end up rich. There is magic in both stories - a genie lamp and flying carpet in Aladdin, and magic words to open a cave in Ali Baba. Both stories also involve people trying to kill the main characters. However, there are some differences - Aladdin involves royalty and palaces while Ali Baba does not, and there are more evil characters in Ali Baba than in Aladdin. Overall the document enjoyed comparing the similarities and differences between the two stories.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba. Both tales are Arabian folk stories. Some key similarities are that they both start poor but end up rich, enter a cave to find treasure, and live happily ever after. Differences include Ali Baba needing a password to enter the cave while Aladdin does not, Aladdin being a musical while Ali Baba is not, Aladdin having no siblings while Ali Baba has a brother, and Aladdin marrying a princess while Ali Baba marries a normal woman.
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The document compares and contrasts the folktale of Ali Baba to the Disney movie Aladdin. Both stories feature a poor main character who discovers riches in a magical cave. However, Ali Baba is a simple folktale without songs, animals, or deaths, while Aladdin includes musical numbers, talking animals, and avoids killing characters. While the stories share some similarities like an evil antagonist and references to the same god, they differ significantly in their presentation and additional elements.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories involve magical objects and entrances, and the main characters seek valuable treasures. They also feature heroes besides the protagonists who help save important elements of the stories. Additionally, the main characters in both start in poverty. However, the stories differ in their antagonists and supporting characters, as well as the backgrounds and roles of the main characters and heroes. Comparing and contrasting the stories helped the author better understand and learn about them.
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This document compares and contrasts the Arabian folktales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. [1] Both stories are Arabian folktales that feature thieves, and have a trickster character. [2] However, Aladdin does not steal goods like in Ali Baba, and the hero is a boy instead of a girl. [3] Additionally, Ali Baba is a story text while Aladdin is a Disney movie.
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The document compares the folk tales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories feature poor but honest male protagonists named A whose fortunes change after discovering a cave of treasure. However, Ali Baba relies more on violence and realistic events while Aladdin features magic, talking animals, and singing. While the stories share some similarities in characters and plot devices, the document concludes there are many more differences between the fantastical world of Aladdin and the more believable tale of Ali Baba.
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Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin are both Arabian folktales that share some similarities but also have differences. Both stories feature a poor main character who becomes rich by the end - Ali Baba finds treasure in a cave and Aladdin marries a princess. They also both involve magical caves opening and marriages occurring at the end of the tales. However, Aladdin is a movie while Ali Baba is a written story, and Aladdin features more magic like a genie and magic carpet. Additionally, the main character of Aladdin is a thief while Ali Baba does not steal, and Aladdin involves a single villain versus forty thieves.
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Both Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin are Arabian folktales that share some similarities but also have differences. They both feature trickster characters and treasure hidden in caves. However, in Ali Baba the forty thieves are killed in the end while in Aladdin the villain Jafar is trapped in a lamp. Additionally, Ali Baba's cave is opened with the phrase "Open Sesame" while Aladdin's requires reassembling a beetle sculpture. While both stories draw from Arabian folklore, Aladdin incorporates more fantasy elements that the author prefers.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and Aladdin. It notes that in both stories, the main characters start out poor and end up rich. There is magic in both stories - a genie lamp and flying carpet in Aladdin, and magic words to open a cave in Ali Baba. Both stories also involve people trying to kill the main characters. However, there are some differences - Aladdin involves royalty and palaces while Ali Baba does not, and there are more evil characters in Ali Baba than in Aladdin. Overall the document enjoyed comparing the similarities and differences between the two stories.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba. Both tales are Arabian folk stories. Some key similarities are that they both start poor but end up rich, enter a cave to find treasure, and live happily ever after. Differences include Ali Baba needing a password to enter the cave while Aladdin does not, Aladdin being a musical while Ali Baba is not, Aladdin having no siblings while Ali Baba has a brother, and Aladdin marrying a princess while Ali Baba marries a normal woman.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories involve magical objects and entrances, and the main characters seek valuable treasures. They also feature heroes besides the protagonists who help save important elements of the stories. Additionally, the main characters in both start in poverty. However, the stories differ in their antagonists and supporting characters, as well as the backgrounds and roles of the main characters and heroes. Comparing and contrasting the stories helped the author better understand and learn about them.
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This document compares and contrasts the Arabian folktales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. [1] Both stories are Arabian folktales that feature thieves, and have a trickster character. [2] However, Aladdin does not steal goods like in Ali Baba, and the hero is a boy instead of a girl. [3] Additionally, Ali Baba is a story text while Aladdin is a Disney movie.
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The document compares and contrasts the Arabian folktales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories involve a main character who faces adversity - Ali Baba from thieves and Aladdin wanting to marry Jasmine. In both, another character helps the main one - Morigiana saves Ali Baba and the monkey helps Aladdin. While Ali Baba is presented as a classic hero story, Aladdin involves elements of love and romance as Aladdin and Jasmine marry.
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Both Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves and Aladdin are Arabian folktales that take place in countries like Egypt and Israel and feature trickster characters, riches, and magic. They both involve a cave containing treasure, usually gold, and a villain who tries to take the treasure and suffers consequences. However, Ali Baba is a written text while Aladdin is a movie, Ali Baba has no music while Aladdin does, and only Aladdin features a magical lamp containing a genie who can grant wishes.
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This document compares and contrasts the Arabian folk tales of Ali Baba and Aladdin. Both stories involve poor young men who go on to marry a wealthy woman. They also feature antagonists who want to kill the main characters. However, the stories differ in some of the supporting characters - Morgiana plays the trickster role in Ali Baba while Aladdin fills this role himself, and Aladdin features more animal companions like his monkey. Overall, the document examines the similarities and differences between these two classic Arabian folk tales.
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Aladdin and Ali Baba are two Arabian folktales that share some similarities but also have differences. Both stories involve magical caves filled with riches, though the caves have different properties - Ali Baba's cave is made of rock while Aladdin's is shaped like a tiger and made of sand. The stories also feature thieves trying to steal the riches, with Ali Baba involving forty thieves and Aladdin featuring the villainous Jafar. While no one dies in Aladdin, Morgiana kills all forty thieves in Ali Baba. The author prefers Aladdin overall due to finding it a better story.
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This document compares and contrasts the Arabian folk tales of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. Both stories involve poor young men, thieves that want to kill the main characters, and weddings at the end. However, Aladdin features a rich princess while Ali Baba does not, and the trickster roles are played by a woman in Ali Baba but a man in Aladdin. Overall the document examines the similarities and differences between characters, plots, and other elements of the two folk tales.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. There are several similarities between the stories, including treasures found in hidden caves, the presence of bad guys, and the use of magic. Both stories also feature the bad guys attempting to kill the good guys. Some differences are that in Ali Baba one brother is killed in the cave while Aladdin escapes with magic, Ali Baba features forty thieves while Aladdin has one villain, and the fate of the bad guys differs between the stories. The document recommends reading or viewing both stories.
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Aladdin and Ali Baba share some similarities but also have differences. Both stories involve Arabian folktales about thieves, deserts, and discovering hidden wealth. However, Aladdin is a Disney animated movie from 1993 while Ali Baba is an older Arabian folktale. The stories also differ in how the hidden locations are accessed - Aladdin requires a magic golden beetle while Ali Baba uses the phrase "Open Sesame". While the thieves seek wealth and power, their targets differ, with Aladdin seeking a magic lamp and Ali Baba seeking gold and money. Overall the author preferred Aladdin for its humor and music.
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The document compares and contrasts the story Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and the Disney movie Aladdin. Both involve poor protagonists who steal treasure from a cave. They have some animals as companions and narrowly avoid death. However, Aladdin features a genie who grants wishes, while Ali Baba uses a spoken password to enter the cave. Aladdin also has more singing. Overall, the author concludes that Aladdin provides more details and is easier to visualize, making it the better story.
Ali baba and the forty thieves and aladdin
This document compares and contrasts the Arabian folktales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. [1] Both stories are Arabian folktales that feature thieves and a trickster character, though the heroes are different genders. [2] A key difference is that Ali Baba involves stealing gold while Aladdin does not, possibly due to it being a Disney film. [3] Additionally, Ali Baba is a written story while Aladdin is a movie.
Aladdin vs ali baba and the40 thieves
The document compares and contrasts the Arabian folk tales Aladdin and Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves. It notes that both stories contain magic elements, such as a genie and magic cave in Aladdin and a magic cave requiring a password in Ali Baba. While the stories have similar desert settings and involve the main characters escaping trouble, they differ in that Aladdin features a princess and animal character, while Ali Baba does not. The document also expresses a preference for Aladdin because it was adapted into a movie.
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The document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba. Both tales involve thieves - Aladdin as a thief and Ali Baba dealing with forty thieves. A key difference is that Aladdin, being a Disney movie, features singing and magic like the Genie and magic carpet, while Ali Baba is a folktale with just the magic phrase "open sesame". In conclusion, the author prefers Ali Baba as it allows more imagination.
Fixed ali baba and aladin
The document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba. Both tales involve thieves - Aladdin as a thief and Ali Baba dealing with forty thieves. A key difference is that Aladdin, being a Disney movie, features singing and magic like the Genie and magic carpet, while Ali Baba is a folktale with just the magic phrase "open sesame". In conclusion, the author prefers Ali Baba as it allows more imagination.
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This document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Some key similarities are that both tales are Arabian folk stories that involve the protagonists hiding from bad guys who want something from them. A difference is that Aladdin had a monkey to help him escape danger, while Ali Baba had a donkey. Additionally, Ali Baba found treasure in a rock by saying "open sesame", while Aladdin entered a magical cave to find his treasure as the chosen one.
Holloween night
This document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Some key similarities are that both tales are Arabian folk stories that involve the protagonists hiding from bad guys who want something from them. A difference is that Aladdin had a monkey to help him escape danger, while Ali Baba had a donkey. Another difference is how they found their treasure - Ali Baba discovered it in a rock, while Aladdin found his in a magical cave.
Holloween night
This document compares and contrasts the stories of Aladdin and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Some key similarities are that both tales are Arabian folk stories that involve the protagonists hiding from bad guys who want something from them. A difference is that Aladdin had a monkey to help him escape danger, while Ali Baba had a donkey. Another difference is how they found their treasure - Ali Baba discovered it in a rock, while Aladdin found his in a magical cave.
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This document provides a comparison of the fairy tales Ali Baba and Aladdin in 3 paragraphs. It notes that the main characters in each story - Ali Baba and Morgana in one, and Aladdin, Jasmine, and the genie in the other - help save the day. Both stories are set in Arabia and feature poor main characters at the beginning. Differences include Aladdin having a magic genie lamp while Ali Baba uses the phrase "open sesame" to access a magic cave, and Ali Baba facing forty thieves while Aladdin faces just one thief who tries to murder him.
Aladdin and ali baba
Both Ali Baba and Aladdin are Arabian folktales that involve caves filled with treasures like gold and coins. Both stories feature a hero or trickster character - Ali Baba features the trickster Morigana and forty thieves, while Aladdin features the heroic title character Aladdin. The main differences are that Aladdin is more of a love story between Aladdin and Jasmine, while Ali Baba focuses more on courage and adventure, and Morigana kills people unlike Jafar who fails to kill Aladdin.
Ali Baba and the forty thieves/Aladdin
This document compares and contrasts the folktales Aladdin and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. It notes that Ali Baba is an older man who lives in a house, while Aladdin is a younger homeless boy who steals food. It also points out that Ali Baba is a text story while Aladdin is a kids' movie that features a magic blue genie. Both tales are described as Arabian folktales that involve treasures in caves or palaces and end with the main characters getting married. The document expresses a preference for Aladdin because it is an easier to understand movie versus just a text for Ali Baba.
Compare and contrast
The document compares and contrasts the folktales of Aladdin and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. It outlines several similarities between the stories, such as them both being Arabian folktales passed down orally that involve thieves, treasure, and a trickster character. Differences discussed include Aladdin involving a street rat becoming a prince and magic elements like a genie and talking bird, while Ali Baba focuses on using a password to access a thieves' cave. In the end, the document concludes that while both stories have similarities and differences, the author slightly prefers Ali Baba since it was newly discovered to them.
Compare and contrast
The document compares and contrasts the folk tales of Ali Baba and Aladdin. Both tales originate from Arabia and feature hidden caves - Ali Baba's cave opens with the phrase "open sesame" while Aladdin's cave disguises itself as a sand lion. However, Ali Baba does not feature any magic or royalty like the genie and King in Aladdin. While the stories share similarities in their settings and hidden locations, they differ in terms of magical elements, pursuit by thieves versus guards, and presence of a ruling king.
Ali Baba and Aladdin c&c
The document compares and contrasts the stories of Ali Baba and Aladdin. Both are Arabian folktales where the main characters start out poor but find treasure that makes them wealthy. However, they differ in their villains and how the villains are defeated. In Ali Baba, the villain is the leader of thieves and is killed by a servant, while in Aladdin the villain is part of the royal kingdom and is trapped in a magic lamp. Overall the document aims to clarify the similarities and differences between the two tales.
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- 1. Compare and Contrast by Claire Dobra I'm comparing two stories; they are Ali Baba and the forty thieves and Aladdin. The reason why I'm comparing these two stories is because I want to see which is the better folktale is. My first similarity is both stories have greedy people. They're Jafar and Cassim. When Ali Baba tells Cassim about the treasure and the cave he tries to steal lots of the treasure but doesn't even get out of the cave. Jafar wants the treasure which is the lamp. The bad thing is that he can't go get it because only Aladdin can go in to the cave of wonders. Jafar tricks Aladdin into entering the cave. When Aladdin tries to escape Jafar tries to grab the lamp but Aboo the monkey steals it back. The genie helps Aladdin escape. Another similarity is there are thieves in both stories. Aladdin is the thief in his story and slightly Jafar because he tried to steal the lamp. In the end Aladdin wasn't a street rat/ thief, he was marring a princess. Ali Baba was the main character but he wasn't a thief instead he had forty thieves after him for knowing about their secret cave full of valuable treasure. None of them were anything more than thieves because Morginia killed them all. My favorite similarity is all the magic. In Aladdin the magic is 1. the genie 2. the cave of wonders 3. the flying rug. All the magic really did make the movie a lot better, because the genie was funny and the cave was almost scary and the rug was a really good companion Aladdin. In Ali Baba the cave is the magic and the magic words. The cave opened on the words 'open sesame'. The last similarity that I have is treasure. In Ali Baba the treasure was in the cave. Ali Baba only takes a little treasure although Cassim tries to take a lot of the treasure but can't because he dies. Aladdin has to go into the cave of wonders to get the the lamp. The lamp is the real treasure out of all the gold and jewels that were in the the first part of the cave but the second half contained of the lamp and a ruby. When Aboo touches the ruby the cave starts to collapse because he wasn't supposed to to touch anything. My first difference is that Ali Baba has a family.He almost relies on his family to protect him from the unknown enemies waiting outside his door(the thirty eight thieves in the oil containers) . Aladdin doesn't. He doesn't have a family that's why he lives as a 'street rat'.
- 2. Another difference id that there was no royalty mentioned in Ali Baba. There was no royalty mentioned or the thieves wouldn't even be there. The royalty was a big part of the movie. Princess Jasmine was the second biggest character in the movie. She was going to marry Aladdin in the end of the movie. One more difference is that Aladdin has a pet. His name is Aboo. Aboo is a monkey and he is very helpful to Aladdin. Ali Baba doesn't. There are no animals/pets mentioned in the story except for the one time used when Ali Baba was cutting down a tree instead of lumber he put sacks of gold on his donkey, but that really isn't a pet or at least doesn't qualify as a pet. In conclusion, after comparing and contrasting these two stories I feel that Aladdin was better. Not because it was a movie. I thought it was way too gruesome for my taste.