1. Labyrinth - Product of Jim Henson's Imagination
... in a garden dressed in a long, white gown and flower tiara. In her hand she holds a playbook, with the title Labyrinth inscribed on the cover in gold lettering. From this book, Sarah recites the words of the play that is about to become her reality. The final line, which Sarah forgets, reads, "You have no power over me."" A bell begins to toll and Sarah ... ;full of confusion, deceit, and decisions." Without the use of the creative set and puppet characters, the message in "Labyrinth" would fall hopelessly short. All of the images and messages portrayed in Labyrinth are subtle and ethic...
- Word Count: 2010
- Approx Pages: 8
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: Undergraduate