Morpheus

"“'If I would have put my dear family to sleep, I would have made sure there would be no cure.”"

- Morpheus to Tyche

Morpheus is the Greek God of Dreams and leader of the Oneiroi

Early Life
Morpheus was born to Hypnos, the God of Sleep and Pasithea, Personification of Hallucinations. He eventually became the God of Dreams.

The Silence of the Olympians
Morpheus first appeared in his office, where he was met by Tyche. Who he referred to as his 'favorite second cousin that's twice removed.' The Goddess of Luck warned him to stop torturing her son, if he continued she would strike down Morpheus' son. Much to his disamay. He later left to find out who is trying to frame him from the Olympian crisis.

Personality
Morpheus is shown to be a sadistic, malevolent man. Going even as far as saying he would have made sure his immortal family couldn't be woken up. He also holds little to no respect for his family, as he tried to scare his relative Tyche. He however cares for his unnamed son, judging by how he reacted when Tyche threatened to strike him down.

Appearance
Morpheus is a tall man with graying hair and cobalt blue eyes. He often comes with a mischievous grin. He always wears a suit that shows someone's biggest dream of nightmare. Depending on what Morpheus thinks about them.

Abilities
Morpheus possesses the standard powers of a Greek God.
 * Hypnokinesis: As the God of Dreams, Morpheus has divine control over sleep. He can put people asleep, wake them up or mess with their stamina.
 * Oneirokinesis: As the God of Dreams, Morpheus has divine control over dreams. He knows what people dream, can shape and change these dreams and even enter them.
 * Psammokinesis (Minor): As being known as Sandman, Morpheus has some minor control over sand.
 * Shapeshifting: Morpheus commonly chooses to shapeshift in what a person dreams about the most.

Attributes

 * His symbols include a closed eye and a dark crown.