Bunnah

Morpheus (real name: Bunnah) is an attendant sukkal of the sun god, Samael, and a member of the House of Earth. Through his travels as the charioteer of Samael he would meet Sifrut and a mutual crush would form. However, since he was from the House of Earth and she the Underworld their love was impossible.

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History of Bunnah

The Charioteer of the Sun God

Bunnah was born in the Earth 3.0 universe before the collapse of the Chronoverse. Bunnah is an attendant sukkal of the sun god, Samael, and a member of the House of Earth. Through his travels as the charioteer of Samael he would meet Sifrut and a mutual crush would form. However, since he was from the House of Earth and she the Underworld their love was impossible.

During the times of the Egyptians he was called Sia and served as the companion of Ra on his solar barque. He was the god of perception and also had a connection with writing and was often shown in anthropomorphic form holding a papyrus scroll. This papyrus embodied intellectual achievements. He personified the perceptive mind. In ancient Egypt, Sia was believed to have been created from blood dripping from the phallus of Ra, the sun god. He was often depicted on the right side of Ra and was responsible for carrying a sacred papyrus containing knowledge and intellectual achievements.

Every night Sifrut would get to see Bunnah, but could never be with him for an extended period of time. After seeing the sorrow it caused Sifrut, The Maalik would make a deal with Samael. Bunnah (Sia) would marry Sifrut and Samael would be allowed to take a book from the library of Kur. The knowledge he gained terrified him, but no one else could see or hear what he tried to share. Once Bunnah was released from service to the sun god, he would take the name of Bes to complement Sifrut’s name of Beset.

The All-Seeing Dreamer

During the times of the Phoenicians he would become known as Shaḫar, god of the dawn. He was seen as the twin brother of Shalim, goddess of the dusk, in the eyes of the Phoenicians. However, Shalim was his wife, Sifrut.

In the times of the Greeks and Romans he would go by the name of Pasithea, with Pasi- meaning “all” and -thea meaning view or see. Thus, he was the all-seeing god, an honorific that was familiar to him as he served as the eyes of the sun god when he was his charioteer.

He would later take on his more modern name of Morpheus and become known as a god of dreams, along with his wife. He was seen as the fashioner of dreams of mortals and the divine. Like Mēlinóē he was seen as a bringer of messages from the divine. She was seen as the bringer of terrifying messages and him of all messages.

The Wandering God

He along with The Dreamer, The Guider, and The Cicerone became a quartet that acted on the words and governance of The Maalik. They were seen as an extension of the King of the Underworld. Since The Maalik was most protective over his daughters, this resulted in Morpheus being sent to different universes to deliver his messages. This caused him to be seen as a wanderer to many and a reoccuring presence in their dreams.

During the days of the Egyptians, he was known as Sia (also spelled Saa). He was the god of perception and was the equivalent to the intellectual energies of the heart of Ptah. He also had a connection with writing and was often shown in anthropomorphic form holding a papyrus scroll. This papyrus was thought to embody intellectual achievements. Also, he personified the perceptive mind.

When the Greeks become knowledgeable and would worship the gods, they would call him Pasithea (also spelled Pasithee and Pasitheós). He would be considered a woman and lumped in with the Graces based on his attire and appearance. Nonetheless, he was the being of relaxation, meditation, and hallucination.

The Greeks would also call him Morpheus, god of sleep and dreams. He was seen as the shaper or former of dreams. He often would appear to people with wings. He was known for his ability to shapeshift into humans so well that people couldn’t tell that he was not who he appeared to be. He’s also the leader of the Oneiroi, a group of dream spirits and his fellow dream divine beings, because he can influence the dreams of gods and kings.

Morpheus

Character Information

Real Name

Fandorah

Codename

The Guider

Aliases

[𒁉𒃻𒍣] Pînígzu (Beriah)
[𒁉𒃻𒍣] Bînígzu (Beriah)
Enathu (Beriah)
The Guider (Beriah)
Tadmuštum (Sumerian)
Dadamušda (Mesopotamian)
Neith (Egyptian)
Ānat (Phoenician)
[Πανδῶρον] Pāndōron (Greek)
[Μακαρία] Macaria (Greek)
[Αθήνα] Athena (Greek)
Anesidora (Roman)
Angerona (Roman)
Minerva (Roman)
Gamayun (Slavic)
Badb (Celtic)
Gefjon (Norse)
[Glöð] Glod (Norse)
Eysa (Norse)
YaMankhah
HaMankhah
Mankhah
YaSayr
HaSayr
Sayr
[شيخ] Sheikh (Arab)

Status

Alive

Current Age

years old (Phase 1)

Date of Birth

in Ensaḫki > Ekur > Earth 3.0 > Mātušarrūtu

Date of Death

Not applicable

Family Information

Marriage Name

Not applicable

Spouse and Children

Self Creation
➥ Ṣār aka Sorrow (Daughter)
➥ Maribah aka Srife (Son)
➥ Maḫlah aka Disease (Son)
➥ Šanaah aka Hatred (Daughter)
➥ Šagāon aka Madness (Daughter)
➥ Ḫašk aka Desire (Male)
➥ Quot aka Hope (Daughter)
Frumtaos (Boyfriend)
➥ Prophasis Epimetheusion (Daughter)
➥ Pýrrha Epimetheusion (Daughter)
➥ Deucalion Prometheusidas (Son)
➥ Eysa Logidottir (Daughter)
➥ Eirmyrja Logidottir (Daughter)
Yanahar baYahayah (Lover)
➥ None

Relative Information

Surname/Family Name

None

Parents and Siblings

Yadabaq (Creator)
Yahayah (Caretaker)
The Maalik (Adopted Father)
➥ Sifrut (Adopted Sister)
➥ Gishbanda (Adopted Brother)
➥ Hauron (Adopted Brother)
➥ Thanatopsis Hā́idēsidas (Adopted Brother)
➥ Necromantia Hā́idēsion (Adopted Sister)
➥ Pharmakos Hā́idēsidas (Adopted Brother)

Character Biology

Genetic

Species

Homomutare

Height and Weight

5’5″ (165.1 cm)
125.7lbs (57.0166kg)

Identification

Biological Gender

Intersex

Gender Identity

Female

Sexuality

Heterosexual

Auras and Abilities

Active Abilities

Banishment ⬬ Binding ⬬ Boundary Manipulation ⬬ Chaos Manipulation ⬬ Darkness Manipulation ⬬ Demonic Subjugation ⬬ Dimensional Travel ⬬ Domination ⬬ Khashak Subjugation ⬬ Magic ⬬ Magic Negation ⬬ Nothingness Manipulation ⬬ Reality Warping ⬬ Sealing ⬬ Soul Manipulation ⬬ Subordination Manipulation ⬬ Superpower Absorption ⬬ Teleportation

Passive Abilities

Forbidden Knowledge ⬬ Magic Arts ⬬ Magic Combat ⬬ Magic Mastery ⬬ Martial Arts Mastery ⬬ Reactive Adaptation ⬬ Supernatural Beauty

Paraphernalia and Contacts

Equipment

Gear

None

Costume

Affiliations

Titles

The Gift
The Guider

Occupations

Governess

Allies

Enemies

Enemy Factions

None

Enemies

None

Appearances

Bunnah Gallery

Fandorah

Mātušarrūtu

Fandorah Fandorah Fandorah Fandorah

Enathu

Qur

Enathu Enathu Enathu Enathu

Tadmuštum

Sumerian

Tadmuštum Tadmuštum Tadmuštum Tadmuštum

Dadamušda

Mesopotamian

Dadamušda Dadamušda Dadamušda Dadamušda

Neith

Egyptian

Neith Neith Neith Neith

Ānat

Phoenician

Ānat Ānat Ānat Ānat

Pāndōron (Pandora)

Greek

Pāndōron Pāndōron Pāndōron Pāndōron

Athena

Greek

Athena Athena Athena Athena

Makaria (Macaria)

Roman

Makaria Makaria Makaria Makaria

Minerva

Roman

Minerva Minerva Minerva Minerva

Gamayun

Slavic

Gamayun Gamayun Gamayun Gamayun

Badb

Celtic

Badb Badb Badb Badb

Gefjon

Norse

Gefjon Gefjon Gefjon Gefjon

Glöð

Norse

Glöð Glöð Glöð Glöð

Sayr

Qur

Sayr Sayr Sayr Sayr

The Guider

Qur

The Guider The Guider The Guider The Guider

Macaria

The Guider

Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria Macaria