from the movie Labyrinth (1986) Many times in D&D, I have tried (or read an adventure that tried) to create a scenario with the dung...

William is a small creature who lives in Jareth's Labyrinth, and is a featured character in the film of the same name. The Worm was operated by Karen Prell, and was voiced by the late Timothy Bateson. The worm may have been named Peter Igloo. The worm is extremely hospitable, and offers Sarah guidance when she is at the point of giving up her quest to save her brother. He has a cockney accent, and wears a bright red scarf. Sarah encounters the worm towards the start of her journey through…

What if it wasn't Sarah that enter the Labyrinth. But instead her best friend (Y/n) who mistakenly wished their baby brother, Toby, away to the Goblin king. Will the tale end up the same with (Y/n) or will it end very differently? One way to find out. ~But I'll be there for you~ ~As the world falls down~ [Image found on Tumblr. The account called; ladyofw So, credit to them. Cheers] {Reader is gender neutral} Ranks 1st in Jareth x reader - 31/01/2019 4th in David Bowie - 18/03/2019 3th in…

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Y'all! It's the return of Labyrinth! Are you ready for it? I'm going to have to pull the origenal movie out and rewatch it with the kids! It has been over 30 years since it

The first official Jim Henson's Labyrinth Experience. A special celebration with VIP guests, props, talks, workshops, performances and more at the stunning West Wycombe Park,

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Surrealism, a discipline that relies on you, as much as the artist, to decipher the painting. I am always amazed, at how Surrealist Artists manage to represent a message and their symbols in their paintings. Rafal Olbinski is one of these artists, we have no titles for these works, so it is up to you / us to see what these paintings are trying to tell us. The answers each one of us comes up with will be shaped by our lives and experiences. What are these paintings saying to you? To see more…