Aladdin's generosity by heart/Meeting Zena/One Jump Ahead (Reprise)

Here is how Mickey Mouse and his friends befriended Aladdin in Mickey Mouse and Aladdin.

Elsewhere, Mickey and his friends searched for Aladdin to see where he's at.

Mickey Mouse: Aladdin?

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: Where are you?

Sora: I don’t see him.

Aladdin: (offscreen) Over here, guys!

With Mickey and his friends seeing Aladdin, he uses the carpet as a parachute to land safely and out of danger. He and Abu high-five each other.

Aladdin: And now, esteemed effendi, we feast. All right.

Abu: Yum, yum!

Aladdin breaks the bread in two and gives half to Abu, who begins to eat. But Aladdin looks over and sees two young children rummaging through the garbage for food. The girl sees him, then drops her find and tries to hide. Aladdin looks solemnly at them, then at the bread, then at Abu.

Abu: Uh-oh.

Abu takes a big bite of his food, but Aladdin gets up and walks over to the children. The girl pulls her brother back.

Goofy: Gwarsh, Aladdin, don't you think we oughta share some too?

Aladdin: (sighed) Guess you're right, Goofy.

As he gets up and walks over to the children, the girl pulls her brother back.

Aladdin: Here, go on, take it.

The children giggle with delight. Abu tries to swallow his bite, then looks guilty. He walks over to the children and offers his bread to them. In delight, they pet him on the head.

Abu: Ah, don’t. Huh?

Little John: I wonder what Al's looking at, Rob.

Robin Hood: Let's check it out.

So with that, Mickey, his friends and Abu sees Aladdin walking into the daylight, where there is a parade going on. He peers over the shoulders of people. He sees Prince Achmed riding on a horse.

Bystander #1: On his way to the palace, I suppose.

Bystander #2: Another suitor for the princess.

Suddenly, Aladdin is startled as the two children come running out from the alley. The boy runs out in front of Achmed's horse, startling it.

Prince Achmed: Out of my way, You filthy brat!

He brings up his whip to attack the children, but Aladdin jumps in front of them and catches the whip.

Aladdin: Hey, if I were as rich as you, I could afford some manners!

Prince Achmed: Oh, I teach you some manners!

Just as he kicks him into a mud puddle, the crowd laughs at him.

Goofy: Gwarsh, Aladdin, you okay?

Aladdin: Yeah, I'm fine, Goofy. But it's not every day you see a horse with two rear ends!

With that said, Achmed stops and turns back to Aladdin.

Prince Achmed: Oh! You are a worthless street rat. You were born a street rat, you’ll die a street rat, and only your fleas will mourn you.

He tried to rush him, but the doors to the castle slam shut in his face.

Herman the Bootle Beetle: Big bully!

Aladdin: I’m not worthless. And I don’t have fleas. Come on, guys. Let’s go home.

With the sun setting, Aladdin, Abu, Mickey and his friends came to Aladdin's home where his mother Zena was waiting.

Zena: Aladdin, what happened, why didn't you come home earlier?

Aladdin: Ma, it wasn't my fault, I just got back from making some new friends.

Mickey Mouse: We don’t mean any trouble, Ma'am. I hope we're not being a bother.

Zena: Not at all, and you can call me "Zena.” You and your friends can come in if you want, I just want to have a word with my son.

Lady Marian: As you wish, Zena.

As Aladdin and Zena began to chat, Mickey was spying on them.

Zena: Tell me you did when I asked not to steal from the marketplace, because it's strictly forbidden, I don't want to lose you.

Aladdin: I'm sorry, Ma, I'm just doing what I have to do my own way.

Zena: I don't have time for this, I've got rugs to sell and I get my hands full with this work.

Aladdin: I'll take care of it, Ma, I'll sell the first rug for you.

Zena: Alright, Aladdin, if you must. But I'm begging you to please stay out of trouble.

Unfortunately, Mickey spotted Aladdin who ended up losing the rug to a swindler.

That night, Aladdin and Abu move away from Zena as he makes the climb to his new home with the view, then tucks in Abu for the night.

**Aladdin:** Riff-raff, street rat

I don't buy that

If only they'd look closer

Would they see a poor boy? No, siree

They'd find out

There's so much more to me

So, Aladdin pulls back a curtain to reveal the beautiful palace as Mickey watches for him.

Aladdin: Someday, Abu, things are gonna change. We’ll be rich, live in a palace, and never have any problems at all.