Sarah felt as if she would already lose her brother on the simple fact that she could not simply get into the labyrinth. She saw an elf spraying this chemical and the fairies she felt bad and decided to say something to him about it. " Hey why are you harming them they have not done anything to you. " She stated as she looked at him in anger. She picked up a fallen fairy which bit her finger "ouch!"

Hoggle sighed and ignored the princess. But when she murmured an 'ouch' and dropped the fairy, he sighed and rolled his eyes. "Well what did you think they did? Grant wishes?" he asked in a mocking voice.

Hoggle moved forward and sprayed more of the chemical at the fairies, watching them fall one-by-one happily. "SO! What do YOU want?"

Sarah began to lose her mind. " Listen I need to get t the castle to rescue my brother from the goblin king.....can you help me....get into the labyrinth?" She asked as she gazed at the elf. She wondered if he knew the king or how to get to the castle. She began to get nervous as the seconds past she felt like time would betray her some how.

"If Hoggle shows you, will you leave Hoggle alone?" he asked as he angrily looked up at Sarah. Hoggle sighed as he pointed towards the section of the wall next to them that was now opening, a large gate.

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A goblin watching Sarah through the large globe ball in the throne room gasped and clutched his helmet. "Your majesty!!!" he exclaimed as he ran out of the room, up the spiral set of stairs, down a long narrow hallway, and to Jareth's bedroom's set of double doors. He banged on the door loudly three times before entering as he ran up to the bed where Jareth was slowly stirring awake.

"What is it?" he asked in a husky tired voice, annoyed.

"It's the princess! She's finally entered the Labyrinth!"

Jareth sprung from his bed and got to his feet as he pulled a black opened-chest fluffy shirt and slid his feet into his boots. He checked to make sure his necklace that served as a crown was still around his neck, he put the belt of his sword around his waist and hurried down the stairs to the throne room.

"Already?" he asked as he looked up at the Goblin clock. It wasn't even the second hour yet.

He looked back at the globe and sighed. "No need to worry. There's not a chance she'll find a turn in the Labyrinth or anything. She'll take things by far for granted."