[ SECRET POST #2360 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2360 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Because he isn't someone her family would have approved of (had they known who he was), and he ends up with the girl at the end. Everyone knows girls like bad boys, so if you're a guy in a relationship with a girl and her parents didn't arrange it and she isn't marrying you for your money, you MUST be "bad."

Or it's just classism.

[(Anonymous)]

I vote for the classism. Not that he's a bad boy per se, but he's lower-class, she's way way upper-class, and therefore he's absolutely the "wrong type". Ergo, bad boy. FWIW, I wouldn't actually call him a bad boy, but I think that's the logic.

[(Anonymous)]

the creators even lampshade that concept in the third film - in the opening song about how aladdin and jasmine are finally getting married, there's one character who says she's not even sure she's going to attend the royal wedding because 'although the bride is rather high, the groom is rather low'