Renato Healy

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  • Опубліковано 8 січ 2025

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  • @douglaspope-gz1eq
    @douglaspope-gz1eq 4 дні тому +1

    A theif rat? LMAO talk about a "street rat" if anyone gets that reference i applaud you also damn this is a tragic backstory really ain't beating the rogues have dead parents allegations

    • @brokenbridge6316
      @brokenbridge6316 3 дні тому +1

      I saw Aladdin in the movie theaters when I was a kid. Saw it twice actually. It was awesome. When Jafar transformed into the most powerful Sorcerer in the world I was left terrified and in awe. Brings a smile to my face whenever I remember it.

    • @brokenbridge6316
      @brokenbridge6316 3 дні тому +1

      Also I'm glad you think so. I was channeling my inner Assassin's Creed when I was thinking up this story to suggest. So thank, my friend.

    • @douglaspope-gz1eq
      @douglaspope-gz1eq 3 дні тому +1

      @@brokenbridge6316 no problem dude you really dug deep into the creative pot for this inspiration and my opinion my favorite scene was when Jafar turned into a snake and during the fight Aladdin had with snake Jafar and tricked him into turning himself into a genie and inadvertently trapping himself in a lamp

    • @brokenbridge6316
      @brokenbridge6316 3 дні тому +1

      @@douglaspope-gz1eq---Yeah that was a huge mistake on Jafar's part. He was winning up till then. Or at least holding his own. Tricking him into becoming a Genie was a stoke of genius. And Robbin Williams explanation of what it was like to be a Genie helped to set the stage. It was a great movie. Loved the two sequel movies that came afterwards. I even enjoyed the TV series too. God I wish Disney+ had that series. I would've watched it everyday.

    • @brokenbridge6316
      @brokenbridge6316 3 дні тому +1

      @@douglaspope-gz1eq---I've also wondered a little bit what would've happened had Jafar not transformed into a Genie.

  • @HeroesOfArpygia
    @HeroesOfArpygia  4 дні тому +2

    This double-length character was suggested by @brokenbridge6316. Thank you!

    • @brokenbridge6316
      @brokenbridge6316 3 дні тому

      I'm happy that you went in this route. Thanks a bunch for making this happen. I was channeling what I knew about Italian Renaissance History and Assassin's Creed: II when I was thinking of it. And if you've played the game or read about the Pazzi Conspiracy you would've gotten some of the reference's that I made when I suggest this story to you. Thank you again.