Mad Hatter: How far into the rabbit hole do you want to go?
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He's the hero, he didn't save her on the premise that he was promised poontang. At least not in a disney movie. She could have thanked him, and sent him on his way, and got back to running through suitors. And just because he saved her does not mean she is in any way required to marry him.Keeping in mind that Jasmine was a modern western world woman who lived in Arabia, 800AD, and her father was a pussy..
it is well known that PMS Elle is evil.
I think you'd fit in a 12" or at least a 16" firework mortar
You win this thread because that's most unsettling to even think about.
I don't think I'm a disney princess. I'm more of a weird sidekick or even villian. Maybe the Genie in aladdin on my good days.
How does her doing better relate to her being dead or not? She didn't die. Alladin saved her. Afterwards she could have kicked his ass to the curb, and found somebody better.
Quote from: Nomaken on January 18, 2007, 02:00:32 AMHow does her doing better relate to her being dead or not? She didn't die. Alladin saved her. Afterwards she could have kicked his ass to the curb, and found somebody better.oh thanks for saing my life and my fathers kingdom.without you we would have shit. now get back to the curb where you belong. bitch.sorry nomaken, doesn't make sense.
I'm afraid that that's what would've happened in real life. I mean, what nomaken says.
I thought Aladdin and Jasmine in the Disney movie were very well matched. Who could have been better for her? Aladdin showed Jasmine a whole new world that she could not have envisioned. He sincerely cared about her and not what she could do for him. Aladdin was the diamond in the rough. When he stole bread because he was so hungry, he gave it away to children who were even hungrier than he was.