Fairytales have been around for a long time. Lots of the tales started out by word of mouth. People would tell one person and that person would tell another. The stories were altered a bit from each story being told. Finally, the tales were published in books, and soon seen on the big screen by Disney. Most of the introductions start out with once upon a time, many many years ago, and other sayings. Fairytales are based on using imaginary ideas with some truth throughout the story to tell a moral. Whoever you are, you have heard a fairytale from one time to another. People use these tales to relate to life and teach children. The fairytale Aladdin originates from The Thousand and One nights. These tales started in the year of 1000. The cohesive plot device concerns the efforts of Scheherezade to keep her husband, King Shahryar from killing her by entertaining him with a tale a night for 1,001 nights. The tales that were told range from Ali Baba, Sinbad the Sailor, and Aladdin. The stories were set in India, but their origins are unknown and under scholarly investigation. From the thousand and one night tales, I believe that Aladdin has the best moral for teaching.
             Aladdin is poor with only the shirt on his back. He does not have any family or close friends except for his pet monkey. For this reason he is a people person, so he can survive in life. Being handsome and charming helps too. He has dark black shiny hair, big gorgeous eyes, and a smile that shines every time he talks. Aladdin's lifestyle is basic. Therefore when the magic genie arrives with wishes, Aladdin is overwhelmed. He is an example of a young athlete going from the ghetto to the millions. His basic morals disappear. Aladdin getting the princess is the only thing on his mind. Nothing gets in the way of his task at hand. For example, he ditches his pet monkey while going after the princess. This monkey is the only one who ha
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