The demon was a reward, but no-one entering the labyrinth knew it would be there. I found the demon/reward to be a bit patronising actually- a slight dumbing-down of the concept, a bit of lowest common denominator thinking on Hamish's part, a faltering of his confidence.

In fact the best part was the small social gathering in the centre- the clink of glasses, the quiet chat, the cushions for relaxing on. You could hear the sounds as you walked around the labyrinth, as I walked I couldnt help but meditate on the role of social interaction in my own journey.