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It's actually crazy how much of a recurring theme the loss of a child is in Sandman:
First you have Roderick Burgess, who captures Dream (at least partially) out of misguided grief over a son lost to a pointless war. He gets so lost in his anger and self-rightiousness about it that by the end, it's barely about Randall anymore ā as Alex says, "if [he] were alive today, he would hate you as much as I do".
Then you have Rose and her mother, who you could argue lose Jed to his father and then foster parents. It's not as permanent a loss because he doesn't die, but at least for Rose's mom it was, because she died before they had a chance to be reunited. The grief is what spurs Rose's decision to find Jed, before it's too late for them as well.
You have Hob, who is so devestated by the loss of his son (and wife and unborn child) that it knocks him off course for 80 years. But he decides that it will not define him forever, that there must be a point where the grief will become bearable, and that he wishes to live long enough to see that point and anything beyond it.
You have Lyta, who (if the show follows through on the comics) will get so mad with grief over Daniel being taken from her that she will beg the fates to intervene against Dream.
And of course Dream, who knows the pain will be unbearable. Who found it unbearable already, and ran from fate for almost 4,000 years, before he decided that his love for his son outweighed his fear of his own grief. But of course he was right; the pain is unbearable. Unlike Roderick, he will not twist it into something self-serving. Unlike Rose, he is far too late to prevent it. And unlike Hob, he can not see that possible bright spot in the future ā or even if he can, he knows the Dreaming can not wait for him to reach that point. And he understands Lyta, I think. Maybe he would have done the same, to the fates, the Maenads, or anyone else who's to blame for Orpheus' death, had he not seen with Burgess how that would turn out (and had he not been the final straw on Orpheus' life).
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A few bts Sandman pics I've never seen before!
Bonus picture of Morpheus and his: I'm just a dude standing here stance
The giant face mask/barrier he's wearing in the second photo is cracking me up. The initial stages of Covid still feel like a fever dream (haha get it?)
kinda confused over the people calling dream ācoldā and āemotionlessā because hELLO did we even watch the same show? he literally cries over jessamyās murder, even chooses to stay captive far longer than he has to, all because he couldnāt forgive her murderer. he grins from ear to ear when he finally sees lucienneās lovely face again, whispers her name like a prayer, clasps her hand tightly and takes a moment to let go because heās clearly missed her as much as sheās missed him. he holds grudges like nobodyās business (see: nada). he hesitates to get close to matthew because he doesnāt want another bird to die on his behalf again. heās just as heartbroken as cain and abel when he has to reabsorb gregory, and is definitely amused when he meets jed walker. and donāt even get me started on his arc with calliope and orpheus. because even in the short amount of time we see them interact, dream is nothing BUT feeling. he seethes with quiet anger over the woman he once loved being used and discarded like a common plaything, he practically begs her to let him help, and at the end, when all is said and done, itās revealed that heās still in the process of grieving their only son, so much so that he canāt even talk about it just yet, even after thousands upon thousands of years, and in this essay i will
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THE SANDMANĀ Chapter 8: Playing House
Thinking about the Corinthian and Jed forming an unlikely familial bond, and the remade Corinthian returning to the waking world years later when Jed is a bit older and barely remembering him, and Jed deals with having to lose a family member again.
How did this guy become a babysitter for the entire series
