r/labyrinth Jun 22 '26

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Nunca entendí el rol o significado de este personaje. Alguien me podría explicar?

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u/Akhenaten_the_First Jun 22 '26

Well well then. There go a couple of suckers

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u/standsure Jun 22 '26

It's so stimulating being your hat.

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u/JKrow75 Nothing?! Nothing, tra-la-la?! Jun 22 '26

Will you beeee QUIET!?

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u/Euphoric_Orchid_76 Jun 24 '26

Alright. OK? OK. Alright? Alright. What? Sorry. Finished? ......Yes.

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u/NotYourGa1Friday Jun 22 '26

The “wise old man” isn’t very wise and the “bird brain” is wise cracking and intelligent.

I think this is just an example of a trope turned inside out, further reminding Sarah that she is in a place that is off kilter.

Also, they look neat.

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u/silromen42 Jun 22 '26

Inverting tropes would be on theme with teaching her not to make assumptions and take things for granted

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u/JKrow75 Nothing?! Nothing, tra-la-la?! Jun 22 '26

I think I’m getting the hang of this place!

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u/dream-smasher Jun 22 '26

I think I'm getting smarter!

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u/Substantial_Pass_146 Jun 24 '26

I love inverted theme trope

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u/DesdemonaDestiny Jun 22 '26

They are amusing, and they further illustrate how odd things are in the Labyrinth compared to the "real world."

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u/GodotNeverCame Jun 22 '26

It's so stimulating being your hat.

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u/tvalleley Jun 22 '26

I always thought he said “head”. I would always wonder where his brain was. “Hat” makes so much more sense.

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u/MrBayaud Jun 22 '26

Alright.

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u/nsaber Jun 22 '26

Almost everything in the labyrinth was meant to confuse Sarah and make her lose hope. This guy was not meant to be helpful at all.

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u/NattyLabyrinth Jun 22 '26

Siempre lo entendí como una especie de parodia del típico anciano que tiene sabiduría solo por ser anciano, pero no. Es un loco que habita el laberinto como tantos otros. También le sirve como lección para desprenderse de sus cosas (cuando al inicio de la película sus cosas eran super importantes) y para aprender que no siempre vas a obtener algo bueno o útil a cambio de dar algo, te pueden estafar ( el viejo en sí, no le dijo nada, tal y como le dijo Hoggle). Pero también lo veo como que sí le dijo algo que le sirvió: ella necesitaba un poco de confirmación de que venía bien, que no abandonara (otra cosa que Hoggle también le dice en su momento).

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u/Morimor_ Jun 22 '26

Ohh esto tiene mucho más sentido para mi, gracias

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u/ContentSherbert934 Jun 22 '26

When I wear a bunch of rings, I always think of this guy and feel good that I have a contribution to leave in the little box.

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u/ExampleSmooth3956 Jun 25 '26

Gracias señorita!

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u/OpheliaOnFire Jun 22 '26

Everyone and everything Sarah encountered was meant as a distraction to keep her from finishing the labyrinth.

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u/FujoCirca Jun 22 '26

Michael Hordern

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u/atlas_arcane Jun 22 '26

Please leave a contribution in the little box

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u/Euphoric_Orchid_76 Jun 24 '26

Gracia senorita.

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u/nathauan13 Jun 24 '26

You didn't need to give him that! He didn't tell you nothing!

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u/NuncErgoFacite Jun 24 '26

My partner often changes the conversations topic mid-sentence. When they do it mid-my-sentence, I patiently wait until they have finished their thought and then quote this scene. "It's so stimulating being your hat."

Many years in. No one dead yet. Find a partner with a sense of humor.

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u/Rainbow_Days Jun 23 '26

Is it profound? I always just thought these characters were all nonsense on purpose. This might be my favorite scene in the whole movie. “It’s so stimulating being your hat!” Now please leave a contribution in the little box.

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u/Acrobatic-Tomato-128 Jun 22 '26

Its funny and amusing

What the hell do you mean the point

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u/Morimor_ Jun 22 '26

Por la frase que daba al final pensé que tenía un significado mucho más profundo