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Sarah is the 15-year-old heroine of the movie Labyrinth. Although never said in the film, according to Return to Labyrinth, her full name is Sarah Williams.
When Sarah, in a fit of frustration, wishes her baby brother Toby away to the goblins, she must undertake a fantastical journey through the domain of Jareth, the sinister Goblin King, and also through her own mind as she discovers what it really means to be courageous, determined, and responsible for one's own actions.
At the beginning of the movie, Sarah is very childish and selfish. Lost in her world of daydreams, fantasies, and heaps of self-pity, she pictures herself as an undeservingly unfortunate girl forced by her wicked stepmother to take care of a horrible little step-brother, but in fact she is a very spoiled young lady who is used to always getting her own way and often refuses to accept reality.
By the end of the movie, Sarah has lost her spoiled attitude, gained new love and appreciation for Toby, and realized that everyone has to grow up...but that doesn't have to mean losing your inner child.
Sarah is a devotee of fantasy literature, and she enjoys acting out scenes from her favorite stories (including a book with the same title as the movie).
It is also worth noting that several of her toys and belongings resemble characters and objects from the labyrinth.
Sarah also appears in the manga Return to Labyrinth.
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Princess Sarah, also given as Princess Sara (セーラ Sēra), is a recurring name used by several princesses in the Final Fantasy series.
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Princess Sarah is a minor character in the original Final Fantasy. She is the daughter of the King of Cornelia and Queen Jayne, and has a younger sister. She is kidnapped by Garland, and held hostage in the Chaos Shrine, but the Warriors of Light rescue her. In return, she gives them the lute, which later enables them to expose a hidden passage in the Chaos Shrine when they travel to the past towards the end of the game.
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Princess Sara meets the party while on her way to stop Djinn of Fire. Later in the game, she would help save the light warriors from the Curse of the Five Wyrms, along with Desch, Alus Restor, one of the Old Men, and Cid Haze. In the Nintendo DS remake, she and Ingus have a small love story.
Sarah is Garnet's real name, before she was adopted by Queen Brahne. The player must go to Madain Sari and reveal the hidden text on the Eidolon wall to find this out. This makes her the first playable Princess Sarah in the series.
Sarah (שָׂרָה in hebrew) is a Hebrew name for "princess", or a woman of high rank.
A parody version of the original Final Fantasy's Sarah, who, due to her frequently being kidnapped and exposed to evil people, is more evil than most of the villians. She decides to help Garland learn to become a villian because of his incompetence.
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Sarah is a healer in Ashford Village and the mother of the little girl Gwen.
She perished in the Searing and her ghost can be found in the Underworld. Even in death, she is very concerned about the whereabouts and welfare of her daughter.
If Gwen is in the party the following dialogue occurs.
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Sarah is Jack Shephard's ex-wife. She is a teacher ("The Hunting Party").
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Sarah was driving the other car in an accident that killed Shannon Rutherford's father, Adam Rutherford, a little over 3 years before Oceanic Flight 815 crashed. She was engaged to Kevin at the time of her car accident.
She was miraculously cured after Jack returned from running and talked to Desmond. This led to them getting married. It is unknown whether she used Jack's last name, but it is assumed she did. ("Man of Science, Man of Faith")
Sarah has a pregnancy scare; the scare was that the child was not Jack's. She later left Jack because he was overworking, and she was seeing another man. ("The Hunting Party")
Sarah and Jack ultimately got divorced; Jack bitterly contested the divorce and eventually began stalking her trying to discover the identity of her lover. Jack eventually accused his own father and assaulted him in public, after finding his father' telephone number in Sarah's cell phone call records. Juliet told Jack that Sarah is now happy. ("A Tale of Two Cities")
Sarah arrives at the emergency room where Jack is being treated, stating that Jack still has Sarah listed as his emergency contact person. At this point Sarah is visibly pregnant.
She is aware of his recently developed drinking tendencies and is highly disturbed by it, as she askes if he is "drinking again". ("Through the Looking Glass")
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Sarah is the first name of several women involved in Star Wars productions:
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Sarah, nicknamed Alpha Two was a member of Alpha Squad who served General Yoakido during many of his battles. She was killed in 33 BBY along with the General and her fellow members of Alpha Squad above Nar Shaddaa by Skelldon J. Bones and IG-86.
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In 33 BBY, General Yoakido's ship The Finest Hour had been tracked to Nar Shaddaa. The two assassins broke in and killed Alpha One, who alerted the crew of the intruders before dying. Sarah and Alpha Three were in the corridors ready to defend them of the mysterious killers. One of them, Skelldon J. Bones, arrived and opened fire. General Yoakido, who came to help his weary men, arrived and witnessed Sarah being gunned down. Alpha Three was also killed. The general dueled with Skelldon, but was outmatched and shot in the head. Alpha Leader and the co-pilot soon followed them, as they were killed by IG-86. Only General Yoakido's son Ben and his friend Brent Rhea were the only two to survive and flee to Nar Shaddaa.
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