In Agrabah of the past, a young Jafar serves a group of men, who sit before the Sultan and his son, Mirza and they discuss fabrics for the prince. When one of the men suggests the removal of a blockade, the Sultan states they can't, and asks Mirza to explain why. The boy claims that it against policy, but when the man asks which policy that is, he is left with no response, for her doesn't know. When it becomes clear he can't answer, Jafar speaks out that it's the Farm Policy, shocking everyone in the room, for he is just a servant. As Jafar explains the rules of the policy, the Sultan and his son simply look at him with displeasure. "In Agrabah even our servants are educated" the Sultan says to shrug off the awkwardness of the situation, adding at the end that they're also not discreet. He
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