This post originally appeared on Modern Mythology (www.modernmythology.net).

This piece originally appeared on Modern Mythology (modernmythology.net).

Recently, I watched "Labyrinth" seemingly the way it was meant to be watched. An opened state of consciousness revealed more than what can be expressed in these few paragraphs.

The credits rolled, images of Flight 815's wreckage solemnly passing through our eyes. The room was silent. Earlier in the night, I predicted the finale of LOST to be accompanied by silly, drunk applause; apt for a rowdy bunch in their 20's and 30's who've enjoyed the ride--for the most part--since the beginning.

Growing up in a Christian household, C.S. Lewis was one of the easiest and most direct associations with fantasy I could attend to.

As I am, of now, only a "watcher" of the "Watchmen" mythos, and not yet a reader, I beg forgiveness for being unaware of any "misinterpretations" that may have happe