Morpheus (Mythological Figure)

Morpheus is a figure from Greek mythology known as the god of dreams. He is one of the sons of Hypnos, the god of sleep, and is responsible for shaping and sending dreams to mortals and gods alike. Morpheus can appear in dreams in human form, often conveying messages or visions. His name is derived from the Greek word for "form" or "shape," reflecting his role in manifesting dreams that reflect subconscious thoughts, fears, or desires. In literature and popular culture, he is often associated with the dream world and the boundary between sleep and wakefulness.