Walt Disney continues to segregate members of different races through a constant use of bad language. Throughout the story of "Aladdin", we see Middle Eastern people are labeled as ones who are deceitful in nature, evil in disposition, and self serving in spirit. Aladdin's chance meeting with Princess Jasmine in Agraba's marketplace unleashes a chain of events where Aladdin's attempts to win the affection of Princess Jasmine are accomplished through deceitful actions, bad language and broken promises. Since Aladdin is now completely infatuated by Princess Jasmine, he utilizes the abilities of the genie of the lamp to turn him into a prince so that he could make himself more appealing, for he does not believe that a lowly street rat is deserving of a princess. He introduces himself to the princess as Prince Aliababua from a far away land. He takes her on a magic carpet ride and she falls hard for his charms. Eventually he is exposed as a simple peasant by Jafar, and the princess is aghast at the deceit practiced by Aladdin throughout their relationship. Through the entire journey Aladdin had numerous chances to reveal his true self to the princess, but he never did. He allowed for this dishonesty to continue on despite a feeling of shame brought forth by his trickery. His use of bad language and assorted indulgence in deception paint him with a terrible moral character, making him unworthy of the princess' affection.

Walt Disney Pictures vehemently promotes segregation amongst different races of the world through its use of language and imagery. This allows particular racial groups to be discriminated against and permits the formation of false perceptions towards those whose ethnicity is alien and whose character is untried. This idea is of relevance when viewing the presentation of the Middle Eastern female in the movie "Aladdin". Princess Jasmine is one of elegance and free spirit. She is of noble blood and regarded with the highest esteem by the people in her kingdom, but we see that she is presented as both exotic and highly sexual. This is made clear by the fact that she kisses Aladdin shortly after he rescues her from the grasps of the royal guards, whom she allows herself to be perceived as peasantry in nature and a thief in practice. This allows one to distinguish her as someone who is both very sexual and extremely promiscuous. In all other Walt Disney films, the kiss is a reward for the protagonist who wins the affection of

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