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Through dangers untold and hardships unnumbered, I have fought my way here to the castle beyond the Goblin City to take back the child that you have stolen, for my will is as strong as yours, and my kingdom is as great. You have no power over me. Jareth: Hello Hedgewart. Sarah: Hogwart.
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Labyrinth: Directed by Jim Henson. With David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, Toby Froud, Shelley Thompson. Sixteen-year-old Sarah must solve a labyrinth to rescue her baby brother when he is taken by the Goblin King.
31 de ene. de 2021 · 1. "If I thought that for one second that you would betray me, I would be forced to suspend you, head first, in the Bog of Eternal Stench." - Jareth. 2. "It's only forever, not long at all." - Goblin King. 3. "I ask for so little. Just fear me. Love me. Do as I say, and I shall be your slave." - Goblin King. 4.
- 10 "What's That rubbish? It Doesn't Even Start with 'I Wish'!"
- 8 "It's Hopeless Asking You anything."
- 7 "You Know Your Problem? You Take Too Many Things For granted."
- 6 "Come Inside, Meet The Missus."
- 5 "I'm Just Doing My job..."
- 3 "Ambrosius, You're Embarrassing Me!"
- 2 "Just Fear Me, Love Me, Do as I Say and I Will Be Your slave."
- 1 "You Have No Power Over me."
The Goblins
Labyrinthstarts with Sarah, annoyed by her baby brother who she believes is keeping her from living her life as a teenager. With no freedom and her baby brother holding her back, she makes a wish to the Goblin King. She knows the legend behind the Goblin King, and she knows there is something she has to say to make this happen. However, she gets the words confused in the chant. The goblins appear onscreen and sit listening in quiet anticipation of Sara saying just the right words, allowing th...
Sarah
Sara set out to find her baby brother when she entered the labyrinth. However, she soon learns the hard way that the labyrinth is a puzzle, and she doesn't even understand how to enter it. When she finds someone who could help her in Hoggle, she asks him for help. She wonders where the door is and Hoggle only gives her vague responses, which frustrates her even more. He says he might know where the door is built, then he gets distracted by a fairy. When she gets his attention again, he forget...
Hoggle
Hoggle was helping lead Sarah through the labyrinth, and she started to gain confidence as she moved on. Soon, Sarah began to move with purpose and Hoggle realized she was possibly becoming overconfident. Hoggle tried to bring Sarah back down to Earth with this statement. He also added, "Take this labyrinth. Even if you get to the center, you'll never get out again." Sarah didn't like this statement and said it was just Hoggle's opinion, to which he replied, "it's a lot better than yours." Th...
The Worm
It's a simple, quirky moment, but one of the most hilarious and adorable in the film, and right in the early stages of the Labyrinth. Sara comes upon a small blue worm, complete with blue facial hair and a tiny red scarf. Inquiring if he can help her, she ends up in the sweetest, bizarre, interaction, in which the worm keeps asking her to come inside and have a cup of tea. This is something that Sarah comes across in the labyrinth that keeps confusing her as she gets deeper and deeper within...
Seventh Statue
In another example of the film's signature humor, large stone-faced statues shout out warning calls declaring that Hoggle and Sara are going the wrong way. As they walk, one statue tells them not to go on, a second says they need to go back while they can, and a third says it is not the way. There are three more statues before Hoggle loses his temper, turns to the statues, and tells them to "shut up." The fact he is unimpressed and unphased causes the faces to become sad and offended, with a...
Sir Didymus
Pride and embarrassment crop up quite a lot in the film, usually as the subject of humor that thinly veils genuine insecurity. Hoggle and Sir Didymus are the main culprits when it comes to being concerned with embarrassment and pride, acting as literal puppets for greater human concerns. Sir Didymus is a fox-terrier puppet in Labyrinth, and he guards the bridge that goes over the bog of Eternal Stench. He is also heroic and has a bearded collie named Ambrosius by his side. Sir Didymus and Amb...
Goblin King
During the final confrontation between Sarah and the Goblin King, he takes one more chance to convince her to give in to him. Sarah begins to deliver the chant that she needs to banish him from her home and save her and her baby brother once and for all. However, the Goblin King expects people to always bow down to his demands, and he delivers this last quote to Sarah as she tries to conjure up the right words. He believes he is offering her a chance to achieve her dreams, but the line is ver...
Sarah
These final words which break her free of the Goblin King are the same that Sara kept forgettingthroughout the film, and when she finally speaks them to him, it is with resolve and determination. Sara seems not to be speaking to anyone in particular, but to herself, as if realizing for the first time that the fantasies and expectations that she has learned to rule her life by have become her own prison. She has forgotten that she always held the key. These final words from Sarah to the Goblin...
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15 de oct. de 2019 · 705 votes. 130 voters. The best Labyrinth quotes make you realize how great the movie really is, even if you haven't seen it in a while. Let's rank the greatest quotes from Labyrinth, with the help of your votes. Starring David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, and Shari Weiser, Labyrinth was directed by Jim Henson and was released in 1986 ...
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Labyrinth Quotes. Everything I’ve done, I’ve done for you. I move the stars for no one. – Jareth. You spend your whole life stuck in the labyrinth, thinking about how you’ll escape one day, and how awesome it will be, and imagining that future keeps you going, but you never do it. You just use the future to escape the present.―. John Green.
