This takes place after the events of Labyrinth. Hoggle, Ludo, Sir Didymus, and the rest of her friends have left and Sarah is alone in her bedroom.


Sarah sat on her bed, clutching her teddy bear against her chest. She found herself thinking about a million things all at once. How long she had actually been gone, whether or not any of it was real, what her parents or her friends would say if she ever told them about any of the wonderful and horrifying things she had seen. Then suddenly, for no apparent reason, she found herself thinking about him. He was standing there, staring at her very soul and offering her everything just to stay with him. 

Well if had really felt that way, then why did he treat you so cruelly? 

Sarah shrugged off the thought of Jareth and released her teddy bear, placing him gently down next to her on her bed. She stood up and walked over to her bookshelf, scanning the many titles before her before selecting one and removing it from it's resting place. She started flipping through the book, softly humming to herself.

Jareth had watched everything from his perch in the tree near Sarah's window. During their little party to celebrate his defeat he busied himself with cleaning his feathers. Seeing her this happy was slowly killing him. He resumed watching her once all of the other denizens of his Labyrinth had disappeared. She seemed lonely, incredibly lonely, or perhaps he was just projecting his feelings onto her. He wasn't quite sure.

When she moved to her bookshelf he flew over to her window, watching her even more carefully. That was his Sarah, but not his Sarah. She had tossed him aside like a bag of old trash, or one of the goblins he had dunked into the bog of eternal stench. He was perfectly content to continue watching her for the rest of his immortal life, until she wanted him that is.

She flipped through the book for a few moments longer before finally setting back down in its original place and walking back over to her bed. She reached the side of it, turned, then fell backwards onto the mattress. She let out a rather large sigh the began mumbling to herself, playing with her fingers. "What to do. What to do." After a few moments of contemplating, Sarah finally settled on laying there, blowing her bangs up and watching them fall back down to her forehead.

He couldn't take this anymore. With a flash and a quick puff of glitter he was sitting on her windowsill, one hand pressed against the window. His heart was still freshly broken, but there she was, and perhaps now he could convince her that his love was true. He tapped a finger against the glass and waited for a reaction from her.

Sarah paused for a second when she though she heard a noise by her window. After listening for a few seconds she deduced that it was noting and began to play with a small strand of her hair. When she her something tap on the glass of her window however, she turned her head to see what it was.

When she saw Jareth sitting there she immediately jumped up, taking her teddy bear with her and started screaming. "What are you doing here?! Get out?!" she said, promptly throwing her teddy bear at his face.

Jareth gladly took the teddy bear to the face, simply because he was still in the presence of his Sarah. "Hello Sarah." He murmured. "I think that we need to discuss what occurred in the Labyrinth." You're a damned fool. Jareth ignored his very right inner voice for the time being simply to stare at her. "I do not think that you realized what you were giving up."

Sarah simply stared at him, an extremely appalled look on her face. "I do not think you realize that you're insane." She said, crossing her arms in front of her chest and scoffing quietly. She couldn't believe that he had actually had the nerve to follow her back to her house.

Jareth blinked and placed a hand to his chest as though he was offended. "Me? Insane?" He made a small scoffing noise. "I laid everything at your feet Sarah dear. I am sure that you realize this, you're a smart girl." She's going to throw another animal at you.

Sarah started stepping slowly towards her bedroom door, keeping her eyes on Jareth the whole time. "Don't come any closer, alright. I, uh," she looked around frantically for something to through. With only her music box within grabbing distance, she snatched the heavy object and began to aim. "I have a weapon."

Jareth cocked a brow and blinked. "Really precious? A music box?" One that he ensured had been placed in her room, that way she had heard the song in the ballroom before her trip Underground. "My music box." He added before crossing one leg over the other. "Besides, you wouldn't hit me with that."

Sarah looked quickly over at the box and glared at it, then returned her gazed to Jareth. She narrowed her eyebrows and growled quietly. How dare he place things in her room. How dare he tell her what she would and wouldn't do. She grunted loudly as she tossed the object directly at Jareth, he face twisted in anger.

Jareth blinked as the music box zoomed closer to his face, and at the last second he waved his hand and the music box vanished. "Honestly Sarah, how childish. It is not nice to throw things at people." He stood and brushed a speck of dust off of his sleeve. "I want to have an adult conversation with you."

Sarah was in a panic. Nothing she said or did was getting him to leave and she was running out of ideas. With only Toby at home, there was no one there to help her. "Don't come any closer." She held her hand out in front of her and began breathing very rapidly. "Just.....just stay away from me."

Jareth froze and cocked his head to the side. "You know that I will not hurt you precious." He could sense that she was panicked. Had he frightened her that much. "You remember that you wanted me to play the villain yes? I am not typically so...." He waved his hand in front of him. "Black wearing and evil."

Sarah did really care what Jareth had to say. He was there uninvited and she wanted him to leave. "Just.....just stay where you are." She said, her back making contact with the door. Her breathing was still pretty heavy, but she had calmed down quite a bit.