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Plot Overview: The Epic Journey and Struggle

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Plot Overview: The Epic Journey and Struggle

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Analyzing leadership in film : central character, role acquisition, and challenges

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Analyzing leadership in film : central character, role acquisition, and challenges

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Strengths and Weaknesses: Leader Character 

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Strengths and Weaknesses: Leader Character 

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Traits, behaviors, and theoretical analysis of the leader

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Traits, behaviors, and theoretical analysis of the leader

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Quotes and incidents supporting the leader's behavior and influence

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Quotes and incidents supporting the leader's behavior and influence

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Lesson on leadership and interpersonal skills from the movie

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Lesson on leadership and interpersonal skills from the movie

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I chose Aladdin because it has great lessons about leadership and relationships. The movie shows two very different types of leader—Aladdin and Jasmine, who lead with honesty and vision, and Jafar, who uses greed and manipulation to get what he wants. This contrast makes the story really interesting.

The film also emphasizes key qualities like honesty, empathy, communication, and teamwork. As the characters grow, we see how these skills shape their success or failure. Aladdin discovers who he truly is, Jasmine fights for her rightful place, and Jafar’s downfall proves that selfish leadership never lasts.

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Aladdin starts off as a street thief, but as he grows, he learns to believe in himself. He becomes a leader by being true to who he is, trusting his gut, and making decisions based on what feels right instead of trying to impress people.

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Jasmine shows real leadership by questioning the old rules of her kingdom. She pushes for what she believes in, especially wanting to be able to rule and give a voice to the people of Agrabah. She leads by standing up for what’s right, even when it’s tough.

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The Genie may not be a traditional leader, but his wisdom is key. He helps Aladdin understand that real change comes from being authentic and not relying on magic or wishes. The Genie leads by showing others how to realize their true potential.

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Disney's Aladdin Official Trailer - In Theatres May 23!

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Aladdin (2019) is a live-action remake of the beloved Disney classic. It tells the story of Aladdin, a kind-hearted street thief in the city of Agrabah, who stumbles upon a magical lamp that houses a Genie with the power to grant three wishes. Aladdin uses these wishes to pretend to be a prince and win the heart of Princess Jasmine, who dreams of a life beyond her royal duties.

At the same time, Jafar, the scheming royal advisor, is determined to seize power using the magic lamp. As the story unfolds, Aladdin learns important lessons about honesty, leadership, and self-discovery while facing tough choices and standing up for what’s right. The film explores themes of love, courage, and the fight for justice.

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Plot Overview: The Epic Journey and Struggle

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Plot Overview: The Epic Journey and Struggle

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The story is set in Agrabah, where Aladdin, a kind but poor young man, survives by stealing food and outsmarting guards. One day, he meets Princess Jasmine, who disguises herself to experience life outside the palace. She dreams of having the freedom to make her own choices, while Jafar, the Sultan’s power-hungry advisor, secretly plots to take over the kingdom. Jafar learns about a magical lamp hidden in the Cave of Wonders but needs someone truly pure-hearted "a diamond in the rough" to retrieve it for him.

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Jafar deceives Aladdin into entering the Cave of Wonders to find the lamp. Inside, Aladdin stumbles upon a magic carpet and the mysterious lamp but gets trapped. When he rubs the lamp, he unknowingly releases the powerful and charismatic Genie, who offers him three wishes. Wanting to win Jasmine’s heart, Aladdin wishes to become Prince Ali. However, as he tries to keep up his royal disguise, he struggles with self-doubt, while Jafar grows increasingly suspicious of him.

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Jafar uncovers Aladdin’s true identity and seizes the lamp, using the Genie’s magic for himself. With his newfound power, he overthrows the Sultan and later wishes to become the most powerful sorcerer in the world. Jafar banishes Aladdin and takes control of Agrabah, forcing Jasmine into submission. Determined to save the kingdom, Aladdin returns and outsmarts Jafar by tricking him into wishing to become an all-powerful genie. This backfires, as Jafar is sucked into his own lamp, trapping him forever.

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With Jafar defeated, Agrabah is free once again. Aladdin, realizing he can’t keep pretending to be a prince, decides to honor his promise and use his final wish to grant the Genie his freedom.

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Jasmine is officially named Sultan and changes the law so she can rule and marry whomever she chooses. She and Aladdin confess their love for each other, and he is welcomed into the royal family. The Genie, finally free, sets off on his own journey, while Aladdin embraces his true identity and finds happiness alongside Jasmine.

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Analyzing Leadership in Film: Central Character, Role Acquisition, and Challenges

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Analyzing Leadership in Film: Central Character, Role Acquisition, and Challenges

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1.Central Character; Aladdin as a Leader

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1.Central Character; Aladdin as a Leader

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The main character is Aladdin, a clever and kind young man who goes from being a street thief to discovering his true worth.

At first, Aladdin sees himself as just a nobody, believing that only wealth and status will make him good enough for Princess Jasmine. When he finds the magic lamp and meets the Genie, he wishes to become Prince Ali, hoping that a royal title will impress her. But as his journey unfolds, he realizes that being true to himself is far more important than pretending to be someone he’s not.

Along the way, he faces many challenges, from Jafar’s schemes to his own doubts. In the end, Aladdin proves that real leadership isn’t about power or riches—it’s about honesty, bravery, and doing what’s right. His transformation from a street thief to a hero who frees the Genie and wins Jasmine’s love makes him the heart of the story.

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2. Role Acquisition: How Aladdin become a leader

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2. Role Acquisition: How Aladdin become a leader

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Aladdin becomes a leader by growing through experience and the challenges he faces. In the beginning, he’s just a street thief trying to get by. He has a good heart and helps those in need, but he doesn’t see himself as anything more. That starts to change when he meets Princess Jasmine and realizes he wants to be someone who can make a difference.

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His journey takes a major turn when he finds the magic lamp and meets the Genie. Given the chance to change his life, he wishes to become Prince Ali, thinking that wealth and status will make him worthy of Jasmine. But as he struggles to keep up the act, he starts to see that leadership isn’t about appearances—it’s about confidence, honesty, and staying true to yourself.

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Aladdin truly steps into his role as a leader when he faces Jafar. Instead of relying on magic, he uses his intelligence and bravery to defeat him and save Agrabah. He also takes responsibility for his mistakes, proving that real leaders own up to their actions. In the end, he chooses to free the Genie rather than hold onto power, finally accepting himself for who he is. His journey shows that true leadership comes from courage, integrity, and putting others before yourself.

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Aladdin faces many challenges on his path to becoming a true leader.

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1. In the beginning, Aladdin doesn’t believe he’s good enough for a better life or for Jasmine. He thinks that being a prince is the only way to be worthy, which makes it hard for him to see his own potential.

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2.After using the Genie’s magic to become Prince Ali, Aladdin feels pressured to keep up the act. He’s afraid that if people find out the truth, they won’t respect him. The stress of living a lie makes him question if he’s really capable of being a leader.

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3.When given the chance to keep the Genie and stay powerful, Aladdin hesitates. The idea of never going back to his old life is tempting, but in the end, he chooses to do the right thing and set the Genie free.

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4.Jafar is a real threat to Agrabah, and Aladdin has to step up to stop him. Without magic to rely on, he uses his intelligence, quick thinking, and bravery to outsmart Jafar and save the kingdom.

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5.One of the biggest lessons Aladdin learns is that leadership isn’t about pretending to be someone else. It’s about taking responsibility. By the end, he proves that being a true leader comes from honesty, courage, and doing what’s right, not from having a title or power.

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Strengths and Weaknesses: Leader Character

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Strengths and Weaknesses: Leader Character

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Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott - A Whole New World (from Aladdin) (Official Video)

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He doesn’t back down from danger, whether he’s escaping guards, entering the Cave of Wonders, or standing up to Jafar.

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He always looks out for others, like when he shares his food with hungry kids even though he barely has anything himself.

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Aladdin thinks on his feet, using his cleverness to solve problems and outsmart his enemies.

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He struggles to believe he’s good enough and thinks he has to pretend to be someone else to be worthy.

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He hides the truth about who he is, which only causes more problems and makes him feel guilty.

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When he has the chance to keep the Genie, he hesitates because he’s drawn to the idea of staying powerful and important.

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Traits, Behaviors, and Theoretical Analysis of the Leader

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Traits, Behaviors, and Theoretical Analysis of the Leader

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He doesn’t shy away from danger, whether it’s exploring the Cave of Wonders or standing up to Jafar.

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He genuinely cares about people and always tries to help, even when he has nothing to give.

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His actions show courage and kindness, inspiring those around him to do the right thing.

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He learns from his mistakes and finds creative ways to solve problems, proving he can think on his feet.

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He grows as a person and inspires others to change, showing that leadership is about honesty and courage, not just power.

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He puts others before himself, freeing the Genie and supporting Jasmine as she steps into her role as Sultan.

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Effectiveness of the Leadership Behavior

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Effectiveness of the Leadership Behavior

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Aladdin leads by example, showing kindness and courage. His actions earn the trust and respect of those around him, including Jasmine, the Genie, and the people of Agrabah.

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No matter the situation, Aladdin thinks fast and adapts. Whether he’s escaping guards, outsmarting Jafar, or figuring out how to defeat him without magic, his quick thinking makes him a strong leader.

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Instead of holding onto power for himself, Aladdin makes selfless choices, like freeing the Genie and supporting Jasmine as Sultan. He understands that leadership isn’t about control. It’s about doing what’s best for others.

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Quotes and Incidents Supporting the Leader Behavior and Influence 

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Quotes and Incidents Supporting the Leader Behavior and Influence 

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Disney’s Aladdin (2019) Naomi Scott and Mena Massoud as Princess Jasmine and Aladdin

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Incident: Aladdin asks Jasmine, “Do you trust me?”—first as a street thief and later as Prince Ali. This phrase symbolizes his ability to earn trust and build connections.

Leadership Insight: His confidence and willingness to take risks encourage Jasmine to step out of her comfort zone, inspiring her to embrace her own leadership role.

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2. Quick Thinking – Escaping the Cave of Wonders

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2. Quick Thinking – Escaping the Cave of Wonders

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Incident: When trapped in the Cave of Wonders, Aladdin quickly uses the magic carpet and the Genie’s abilities to escape.

Leadership Insight: His ability to stay calm under pressure and find solutions to difficult situations highlights his problem-solving skills. It's an essential quality of a great leader.

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3. Learning to Be Honest – A Conversation with Genie

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3. Learning to Be Honest – A Conversation with Genie

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Incident: Aladdin admits to the Genie that pretending to be Prince Ali feels wrong. The Genie reminds him, “You need to be yourself.”

Leadership Insight: This marks a turning point for Aladdin. He begins to understand that true leadership is about authenticity, not pretending to be someone else.

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4. Selflessness – Choosing to Free the Genie

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4. Selflessness – Choosing to Free the Genie

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Incident: Instead of using his last wish for himself, Aladdin decides to grant the Genie his freedom.

Leadership Insight: This moment proves that he values others more than power. His selfless act influences not just the Genie, but also Jasmine and the people of Agrabah, showing that great leaders prioritize the well-being of others.

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5. Outsmarting Jafar – Winning with Strategy

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5. Outsmarting Jafar – Winning with Strategy

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Incident: Rather than using brute force, Aladdin cleverly tricks Jafar into wishing to become an all-powerful Genie, which ultimately traps him in a lamp.

Leadership Insight: This demonstrates that intelligence and strategy are just as important as bravery. Aladdin proves that leadership is about making smart decisions rather than relying on power alone.

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Lessons on Leadership and Interpersonal Skills from Aladdin

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Lessons on Leadership and Interpersonal Skills from Aladdin

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Lesson: A great leader doesn’t have to pretend to be someone else. Real leadership comes from honesty and confidence in who you are.

Example from the movie: At first, Aladdin believes he needs to be Prince Ali to win Jasmine’s heart and prove his worth. But in the end, he learns that being himself is enough, and that’s what earns him respect.

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Lesson: Leadership isn’t about gaining power. It’s about using it to help others.

Example from the movie: Instead of using his final wish for himself, Aladdin chooses to free the Genie, showing that real leaders make selfless choices.

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Lesson: True leaders don’t run from challenges. They face them head-on.

Even without magic or royal status, Aladdin stands up to Jafar, proving that courage and doing what’s right matter more than power.

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Lesson: Strong relationships are built on honesty and mutual respect.

Example from the movie: Aladdin earns Jasmine’s trust not by showing off riches but by being real with her. His kindness and sincerity win her over, not his wealth.

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Lesson: A good leader communicates their ideas clearly and stands by them.

Example from the movie: Jasmine refuses to stay silent about her right to rule. In her song "Speechless," she shows that leadership means using your voice to stand up for what’s right.

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Lesson: Great leaders connect with people by being empathetic and understanding their struggles.

Example from the movie: The Genie and Aladdin form a strong friendship because the Genie understands Aladdin’s fears and insecurities. This shows that real connections are built through empathy.

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Aladdin wraps up by showing that true worth comes from within. Aladdin defeats Jafar using his wit and integrity, freeing the Genie and proving that courage and honesty triumph over deceit. In the end, his genuine heart earns him Princess Jasmine’s love and secures a brighter future for Agrabah.