Illusionary Maze

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thumb|300px|An example of the dizzying confusion that can errupt within the illusionary maze.
The Illusionary Maze is a three-dimensional representation of M. C. Escher's Relativity which was used as a set in Labyrinth (the Escher estate was given acknowledgment in the credits for the film). As one of Sarah's last challenges within the Labyrinth, she runs throughout this maze trying to catch up to her little brother so she can take him home. The law of gravity and that of physics do not apply here. At one moment, little Toby might be crawling across the ceiling, in the next he might be catching a crystal bouncing up a flight of steps.
The illusionary maze is where Jareth sings "Within You". The maze is a part of his castle.
In the book Jim Henson: The Works, Jerry Juhl comments on how Jim Henson would get so enthusiastically preoccupied with his work, that certain ideas of his - such as the Escher inspired set - would become submerged for a while:
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