Sarah
Sarah is the heroine of the 1985 Jim Henson film "Labyrinth". She went after her infant brother, Toby, when he was abducted by Jareth, the Goblin King.
Name:
Sarah
Publisher:
Real name:
Sarah Williams
Aliases:
- Queen of the Labyrinth
- Sarah Williams
Birth date:
None
Gender:
Female
Powers:
- Intellect
First issue:
Marvel Super Special (1978) #40 Labyrinth
History
Sarah Williams was a typical teenage girl who happened to be obssessed with medieval fantasy lore. After a particularly unpleasant evening, Sarah was forced to babysit her infant brother, Toby, against her wishes. In jest, she recited an ancient incantation, summoning the goblins of a parallel dimension to take her brother away. Her request was granted, and Toby was whisked away by Jareth, the Goblin King. Sarah shortly afterwards encounters Jareth, and pleads with the Goblin King to give her her brother back. Jareth is confused, and refuses to give Toby back. However, he issues a challenge to Sarah. If she can

Sarah and Hoggle acquire two other traveling companions that they encounter inside of the labyrinth. Ludo, a kind monster that she rescues from Jareth's minions, and Sir Didymus, a fox-like knight that rides a sheep dog similar in appearance to Sarah's own dog back home. The motley crew sets out to solve the labyrinth. They solve a "Knights and Knaves" logic puzzle to escape certain death. Afterwards, they meet a peculiar species of creatures known

Sarah confronts Jareth in his castle, an impressive feat of architecture that mirrors the work of the late M.C. Escher. He pleads with Sarah to forget the baby, and to join him in his realm as his queen. Sarah manages to defeat Jareth by reciting an incantation from the same book that was used to kidnap Toby. The realm around Sarah begins to crumble away, and she finds herself back in her bedroom, where the clock strikes twelve in the morning. Jareth becomes an owl, flying away, and Toby is returned to his nursery, safe and sound. Sarah questions if she has crossed over the bridge between youth and adulthood. She sees her newfound friends through the mirror in her bedroom, and wonders if this will be the last time that she sees them. They assure her that they will always be there for her, should she "need them", and she reassures her friends that she will always need them in her life. They appear in her bedroom, and have a joyous celebration. Jareth watches the party from a tree branch outside, and then flies away into the night sky.