Labyrinth Page #12
- PG
- Year:
- 1986
- 101 min
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SARAH:
I'm not mad at Ludo, Sir Didymus. I'm just upset because timeis running out and I have to rescue my baby brother.
DIDYMUS is struck to the very roots of his chivalry.
DIDYMUS:
You mean to rescue _a child_?!!SARAH:
The goblin king took him, and I've only got ...She takes out the watch. The hour hand is on the 5.
SARAH:
... five hours to get him back.DIDYMUS:
Is this your quest, too, my brother?LUDO:
Save ... baby.DIDYMUS is overwhelmed.
DIDYMUS:
Then I shall join you, lady. I am at your service, upon mysword.
He bows low before SARAH and she smiles.
SARAH:
I happily accept your fealty, Sir Didymus.HOGGLE frowns with displeasure at this latest development.
HOGGLE:
This is all well an' good, Missy. But we still got one littleproblem.
They all look across the fissure at LUDO.
LUDO:
Ludo ... friends.HOGGLE:
Yes, yes. We're friends. Very nice. What's that got ta dowith us gettin' over there without a bridge?
LUDO:
Rocks ... friends.HOGGLE:
We're wastin' our time, Missy. Let's you an' me go findanother ...
He is interrupted by LUDO bellowing, which is followed by a
sympathetic rumbling. Suddenly rocks pile in from both directions
until there is a pile in the fissure high enough for them to walk
across.
LUDO:
Rocks ... friends!SARAH (laughing): They sure are, Ludo!
She skips happily across followed by a sullen HOGGLE. DIDYMUS
whistles and is quickly joined by a tail-wagging SHEEPDOG. SARAH
gasps, he is the spitting image of her own MERLIN.
SARAH:
It's ...DIDYMUS:
Ambrosius! My noble steed.SARAH laughs and shrugs. Nothing surprises her in the labyrinth.
52EXT:
FOREST - NIGHTThe edge of the forest. From here you can see the castle in the
distance, just across the dry, cracked plain. The sky is full of
stars. SARAH, HOGGLE, LUDO and DIDYMUS are sitting around a fire.
DIDYMUS:
What will you do after we save the child, my lady?SARAH:
Take him home, of course! That is, if I can figure out how.DIDYMUS:
What is your kingdom like? Do you have many knights todefend your honor?
SARAH:
Not even one.DIDYMUS:
It cannot be! What bitter place is this that does suchdishonor to my lady?
SARAH:
It's a place where ... where nobody really sees me.LUDO:
Ludo ... see ... Sarah!SARAH:
(laughs) I know you do, Ludo. (she turns to Didymus) Andthanks to you, Sir Didymus, I finally have a knight.
He bows graciously. HOGGLE, who has been watching this scene, feels
rejected and miserable. He gets up and wanders away from the fire.
After a moment, SARAH follows him.
SARAH:
Don't you feel like resting?HOGGLE:
I ain't tired.SARAH:
Me neither. What I am is hungry.HOGGLE winces but SARAH doesn't notice. SARAH looks back at LUDO and
DIDYMUS. LUDO lies on his back snoring loudly. DIDYMUS dozes against
AMBROSIUS' side.
SARAH:
They're both wonderful, aren't they?HOGGLE:
They're alright.SARAH:
They're more than that! They're loyal and strong ... and withtheir help I'm going to beat Jareth!
HOGGLE shakes his head sadly. SARAH speaks as an afterthought.
SARAH:
And yours, too, of course.HOGGLE:
I ain't no fighter ...She shrugs that off and wanders away to look out at the castle.
HOGGLE goes through agony for a moment, and then makes a decision.
HOGGLE:
Missy ... if you're hungry ...He holds out the peach that JARETH gave him: the world's most
delicious looking peach.
SARAH:
Oh, great!She happily taken the peach and bites. It takes everything HOGGLE has
to not put his hands over his ears. She takes another bite and then
stumbles.
SARAH (laughing): Everything's dancing ...
She looks up at the sky, exhilarated.
SARAH:
Even the stars are dancing!HOGGLE turns and walks back to the fire. SARAH stumbles about as she
gazes happily at the sky.
53INT:
CASTLE - NIGHTFREDDIE is leading the GOBLINS on a merry chase. He crawls around the
room, pulling things off shelves. A GOBLIN is on his hands and knees
in front of JARETH polishing his boots. JARETH kicks the GOBLIN and
sends him flying across the room. This makes FREDDIE laugh and he
pulls a book off the shelf and throws it. It hits a GOBLIN on the
head. JARETH scoops up FREDDIE and puts him in his cradle. He sits
down next to him.
JARETH:
Little goblin-to-be, I have something to amuse you.He waves his hands in front of FREDDIE and suddenly beautiful
crystalline balls appear in them. He runs them over his fingers like
so many coins, their molten light so dazzling that FREDDIE kicks up
his legs with excitement. And WE CAN SEE that at the end of his
pajamas are two wizened goblin feet! JARETH laughs and flings the
balls into the air and they turn into bubbles, beautiful, mesmerizing
bubbles.
JARETH:
Soon, little one. Very, very soon ...And they both watch the bubbles as they fly out the window and over
the labyrinth, coldly beautiful against the darkening sky.
54EXT:
FOREST - NIGHTSARAH's hand opens slowly and the half-eaten peach falls to the
ground. She stares out into the sky, mesmerized. The bubbles are
approaching; dazzling, dancing bubbles. And then she hears music,
haunting, spell-casting music. The bubbles come closer and WE CAN SEE
that each one contains a TWIRLING DANCER, a DANCER just like the one
in SARAH's music box. She gets up and follows them.
ANOTHER ANGLE:
HOGGLE watching from the woods.
HOGGLE:
Damn you, Jareth! (He turns and begins to walk away) And damnme too!
ANOTHER ANGLE:
A bubble, with SARAH inside it, floating through the sky. She appears
enchanted, and she begins to twirl, just like the OTHER DANCERS.
55EXT:
BALLROOM - NIGHTA giant bubble, with a magnificent ballroom inside it. Tiny bubbles
rush to join it. In one of them is SARAH.
56INT:
BALLROOM - NIGHTThe music changes and now SARAH is inside the ballroom. It is a
magnificent spectacle with all the beauty and decadence of an 18th
Century Venetian ball. Magnificently dressed DANCERS swirl to the
music in an incredibly opulent setting. But when you look closer you
sense decay just beneath the surface; things are threadbare, faded.
The GUESTS wear masks that are elegant parodies of goblin faces,
giving them all a slightly sinister look. And there is something very
provocative about all of them; the WOMEN have bare shoulders and
daring decolletage, many of the MEN have their shirts open to the
waist. Some of them lounge against the wall indolently and there is
the feeling that the party has been going on all night. In this
setting SARAH is the picture of innocence. TWO WOMEN snickering
behind their fans as SARAH approaches, and she is suddenly terribly
self-conscious. How plain She feels amidst all this! She looks into
one of the many mirrors that line the ballroom and sighs at her
image. Then suddenly she sees something in the mirror that makes her
gasp.
ANOTHER ANGLE:
The mirror, and in it the reflection of a resplendent JARETH dancing
with a particularly exotic-looking WOMAN. SARAH whirls around, trying
to get another glimpse of JARETH. She is so intent on trying to see
him that she doesn't notice that she is being stared at brazenly by a
YOUNG MAN leaning against the wall. He moves next to her and whispers
something into her ear. She hurries away, shocked; and the YOUNG MAN
throws back his head and laughs. And JARETH sees the whole thing.
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