In the movie, there is a very apparent division between the lower class and the higher class. …show more content…
(Meghan O’keefe, 2011) Also, many vendors in Agrabah are very familiar with people stealing, which leads to the guards being there only to take out after them, such as Aladdin. This leads to the suggestion of crime and poverty, with people in the lower class running rampant and trying to survive day by day in search of food, shelter, etc… This leads to Karl Marx's social class. For example, the character Aladdin comes from a low class where he only has clothes on his back, with only a pet monkey. This can be portrayed as someone of low class because it does not show him with any family or anyone that is close to him including friends, which is typically portrayed in society as someone who lives on the streets. Therefore, Aladdin can be considered a lumpenproletariat. Throughout the movie he does not have a job, is someone who often is