Sarah's room

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Sarah's room is the real-world bedroom of Sarah, located on the second floor of the house she lives in with her father, step-mother, baby brother Toby (whose room is across the hall), and their dog Merlin.
The room is filled with a number of items that feed her imagination, directly tying to elements of the film as seen in the Labyrinth.
The walls are covered with posters for various musicals, and her bookshelves are filled with a number of fantasy books and games. She also has several dolls that look quite a bit like Ludo, Sir Didymus, and one of the Fireys, as well as a bookend that looks like Hoggle, a statue of Jareth, and a collection of bears, her favorite of which is named Lancelot.
While in Junk City, Sarah was led back to the room by the Junk Lady, only to discover that it was nothing but a trick to draw her away from finding her brother.
==Items==
===Story Relevant Items===
Screenshot	Detail	Description
 	 	Firey plush
Photo from The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited, Grand Rapids Art Museum MI, USA (2023)
 	 	Ludo plush
Photo from The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited, Grand Rapids Art Museum MI, USA (2023)
 	 	Didymus plush
 	 	Hoggle bookend
Photo from Fairy Tales, Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Australia (2024)
 	 	Jareth statue
Photo from The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited, Grand Rapids Art Museum MI, USA (2023)
 	 	Music box
Photo from Fairy Tales, Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Australia (2024)
 	 	Lancelot plush
Photo from The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited, Grand Rapids Art Museum MI, USA (2023)
 	 	The Labyrinth Red Book
Photo from Fairy Tales, Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Australia (2024)
 	 	Slashing Machine record resembling The Cleaners
===Books===
Screenshot	Detail	Description
 	 	Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, The Red Nursery Series (1909)
 	 	The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum, Adapted by Deborah Hautzig and Illustrated by Jos. A. Smith (1984)
 	 	Outside Over There by Maurice Sendak (1981)
 	 	Hans Andersen: His Classic Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen, Illustrated by Michael Foreman, Newly Translated by Erik Haugaard (1976)
 	 	Grimm's Fairy Tales Illustrated by Pauline Ellison, Selected and Introduced by Richard Adams (1981)
 	 	Walt Disney's Snow White Annual (1938)
 	 	Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (Facsimile of the first edition)
 	 	Through the Looking Glass And What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll (Facsimile of the first edition, with slipcase)
 	 	Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak (1963)
 	 	The Nutshell Library by Maurice Sendak (1962)
 	 	Fungus the Bogeyman Plop-up Book by Raymond Briggs (1982). This book can only be seen in behind-the-scenes shots of the set of Sarah's bedroom. It is uncertain if this book can be seen in the final film.
 	 	Goblins! by Brian Froud (1983). This book can be seen in Sarah's room during an interview with Jennifer Connelly in the Inside the Labyrinth documentary, open to pages 3-4. It is uncertain if this book can be seen in the final film.
===Games===
Screenshot	Detail	Description
 	 	Judge Dredd: The Game of Crime-Fighting in Mega-City One (1982)
 	 	Ludo
 	 	Labyrinth marble maze game
 	 	Dungeons & Dragons Expert Set, 1981 edition
===Toys===
Screenshot	Detail	Description
 	 	Songbird's Sweet Shop & Mini-Market playset
 	 	The Get Along Gang's Montgomery Moose plush doll
 	 	King Kong climbs The Empire State Building wind-up piggy bank
===Posters===
Screenshot	Detail	Description
 	 	M. C. Escher's Relativity
 	 	Cats
 	 	Noises Off
 	 	Evita
 	 	42nd Street
 	 	La Cage aux Folles
==External links==
* KOMakesThings blog post: "A Deep Dive into Sarah’s Book Collection" August 17, 2023
* Shawn Robare's Branded in the 80s: "Awesome 80s Bedrooms: Labyrinth Edition" March 20, 2014
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