The scene revolves around Aladdin and his genie trying to catch a thief who has stolen tax money. They devise a plan to collect handwriting samples from suspects by asking them to write a letter. Meanwhile, Junaid, a man who has been punished by Ms. Sara, is given a second chance to write a poem for her. However, he struggles with writing and seeks help from Aladdin. The Minister of Baghdad is also trying to come up with a romantic letter to win the heart of a princess.
As the scene progresses, it becomes clear that the Minister is struggling to write the letter, and Aladdin offers to help him. The Minister is supposed to address the crowd and give a speech, and Aladdin suggests that he write a letter filled with love to impress the princess. The scene ends with the Minister deciding to write the letter later, while Aladdin is determined to catch the thief.
Throughout the scene, there are various subplots and conversations that add to the confusion and chaos. However, the main plot revolves around Aladdin's plan to catch the thief and the Minister's attempt to win the heart of the princess.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Someone has written a letter that says "I know who you are."
2. The handwriting in the letter is bad.
3. A plan is made to have suspects write a letter to compare their handwriting with the letter.
4. The suspects include Zafar, Genu, Gulegulfam, Gulbadan, uncle, and Yasmine.
5. A lucky draw will be held in the royal court the next day, and the winner of the gold will be announced.
6. The Minister has sent an employee to carry out a secret mission.
7. The Minister's employee asks a couple to write a name on a paper, the person they suspect of stealing tax money.
8. The couple does not suspect anyone and refuses to write a name.
9. Sara gives Junaid a chance to apologize and asks him to write a poem for her.
10. Junaid is given until the next day to write the poem.
11. The Minister decides to give people who have not paid their taxes a chance to accept their crime.
12. A couple is asked to write "We know who you are, tax defaulter" on a piece of paper.
13. The Minister is unable to write a letter to convince the princess.
14. The Minister is supposed to draw lots and give gold to the person taken from others.
15. The Minister is supposed to address the crowd and needs to write a speech.
16. The Minister is advised to write a letter with love to impress the princess.
17. The Minister is exhausted and decides to write the speech later.