@THE INFINITIVERSE ™️ SAGA FRANCHISE I'm very much charmed as well

Guess the future is female!

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You should switch the judging to “cynical”. Because the crone is being cynical. Plus it would fit the c thing and make the poem flow better? And sound nicer

@@AndyStarzs1 Personally, I thought it flows better to continue the gerund into the final line. I agree it would look better if it finished with a c-word (lol) I also wanted them to be active because I wanted to convey that they aren't switching between who is in control; they are a continuous triple-monologue of the same Trimuvarite Being. Also, thank you. I really enjoy getting to discuss my writing. :)

His voice 😍👌

@@HyeRyShin0405 omg is a sound orgasm... is this legal? ☺🤤

@@HyeRyShin0405 THANK YOU SM??!

@@HyeRyShin0405 Thank u for sharing this ❤️

Never seen a guy who's nose is as wide as his mouth. I'm curious if he did it for the character or if he normally looks like that?

😍 You are right.

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One of the ways that they stayed true to the comic. In that scene, it was a toad or lizard instead of a snake. A great interpretation from the page to the screen.

I didn't notice until this comment. That was a neat detail

You forgot the one who extends the hand also changes when it crawled into one of the hands of the Fates

Sam Kieth is such an underrated artist, some people find his art in the first arc of Sandman a bit rough, but i love how dreamlike it is, I hope one day we get to see one of his works get the same treatment as Sandman got in this series (I'm mainly thinking of Mage or Grendel, I know The Maxx got an actually really good cartoon adaptation)

and a third reached out for it

They helped search Persephone so perhaps it’s to have courage

It also depends on what manifestation of the "Three Who are One" you're dealing with. Dream can deal with them at their fundamental level; even Gods, let alone mortals, don't get that luxury, and deal with more specific manifestations, like the Norms, the Moirae, or worse, the Euminedes.

even later on when they meet rose walker they give her the knowledge she needs but berate her for asking the wrong questions saying "if you asked the right ones we could have warned you about...." while name dropping the things she needs to know about without any further detail

They have leads on 1st and 2nd items, but the 3rd answer... "It was in northern hemisphere some time ago". LOL, super helpful)

@@ImperativeGames To be fair he already knew who had it last so she was telling him who had it now.

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Thanks for this! Didn’t realized that while I was watching! 😅

@@jmack8767 hmmm maybe on morpheus’ question is also a problem. Like if he wanted exact and specific answers to each question, he could have asked like this “what is the name of the current holder of my sand? “ “what is the name of the current holder of my helm?” “What is the name of the current holder of my ruby.” The way he asked may lead to broad answers especially the question about the ruby “who holds it now” he didnt specifically asked for the name so the crone answered ambiguously by saying “it was passed from a mother to a son”. Well, just my thoughts about this scene.

@@jmack8767 honestly i havent. But i will soon, its just that its hard to find one here in PH since most people rushed to the bookstores buying it and is currently out of stock for 3 weeks already.

@@GachaMaster the Morpheus should have hired an advocate

​@@AlexUsernameconsidering who he's playing, he gets a pass tbh

The Hecate serve as a kind of cosmic judge. They can’t do anything to him unless he breaks the rules if he does then he’s going to die and they will hunt him. They’re The Kindly Ones referenced in the bonus episode.

@@michael.471 They are in the bonus episode lol not just mentioned.

@@SohiHien No I’m aware but they directly reference their identity as The Kindly Ones, they take different names for different purposes

@@michael.471 they mention themselves as the Kindly Ones to Rose as well

@@brimstoneclub Oh did they? I missed that reference, thanks!

Ikr

Yasss

They actually had to tell him to stop trying to sound like Batman.

@@Solkard Whyyyy, he sound so charming. He portrayed sandman so well, he is the only actor who acted according to the comic. His tone, his voice, his movement was exactly like a dark wise royal king, while the rest of the actors didn't go according with the comic and they were really boring to watch. They r just jealous of his charming voice. I'm not being racist but Death should have been white gothic girl coz it doesn't match the comic, I would luv it if Dream love interest is black women but I don't like the idea that death is black coz I have been reading that comic for many years and I'm so attached with it that it doesn't look right if endless family is not exactly like from the comic.

@@need_more_coffee8487 Probably because he was grunting too much or muttering too deeply. Neil Gaiman had to step in and tell him to stop trying to talk like Batman when they first started shooting.

But what if he asked for the exact name of the one that was holding his item? Like: "What is the name of the one in possesion of my mask?"

@@davipereira9956 that would have been a well thought question.

@@davipereira9956 - Then he risked the answer of "no one." The Fates are tricky like that.

@@davipereira9956 the term "In possession" can be lethal, you see, Fates (as quoted by Lucienne) will only give riddles and never the answer you want. Let's say the mask is in possession of person A but at that point person A was showing it to person B and person B is holding it, then "Possesion is person B", or if person A is leaving the mask in a warehouse then the answer can probably be "no one at the moment"

@@davipereira9956 Well then he wouldn't find Constantine

I love how he’s actually respectful lmaooo it’s a nice break from his usual... not arrogance. But arrogance

It's a recurring thing in the comics, the Hecate/Triple Goddess are one of the most powerful things in the universe and even the Endless don't fuck with them.

To me it sounds like a declaration of power to the realm itself, dream calling out to the fates so they know WHO is calling to them.

That was how they were shown in the comics! I was so pleased that they nailed the way the Three move and interact.

It is always optimal when the original creator is on board...you won't always have a smooth transition from page to screen. Then the master can guide you through the right rabbit hole and keep the spirit of the story.

​@@williamsanders2439 True, the tv show is actually a 2nd chance for Gaiman to re-tell the story. That's why certain aspects of the story are even better on tv than the comics. I was never really thrilled about the artwork in the comics, as the comics series went through many artists and looked inconsistent at times. Some of it was rushed to meet the comics deadlines.

@@metsrus Never really thrilled!!! It's bit uneven but there is some amazing work in the comics.

He may be an outerversal character but that don’t mean he doesn’t have fears

Can you believe that not even Season 1 has started in South America? Jesus H. Roosevelt Christ!

Estás equivocado; voy en el capítulo 4 y vivo en Chile.

If there is a season 2, it will take long. I think they will have to make another series for other DC characters first

If there is a season 2, it will take long. I think they will have to make another series for other DC characters first

@starlands ★ almost cancel actually due high budget.

Ikr

Speaking of that, I remember overhearing my sister some months ago talking about a new Netflix show coming out from Neil Gaiman, and she was excited about the casting of Jenna Coleman as Constantine (which piqued my interest- I’ve loved 2005 Constantine since I was a kid). I asked who else was in it. She goes « Charles Dance, Gwedonline Christie as Lucifer, mark hamill, and the lead character Morpheus is Tom sturridge? » I went from half listening to standing straight up. 3 years ago, I went to see a play at the Hudson theatre in NYC with my friend. It was called Seawall / A Life, and it was a 2 act production, each act was 1 actor, 1 40 minute unbroken monologue. I was interested because Jake Gyllenhaal starred in the second act. I followed the play’s social media for MONTHS leading up to it. Jake was the second act. The first, was a stage actor who I didn’t know. His name was Tom Sturridge. I read the playbill, saw he was acclaimed in theatre, with some hefty award nominations, one including a tony (the play I was at would soon grant him a second), but he wasn’t it any movies I had really seen besides Velvet Buzzsaw. So he walked on stage, and the lights went, and he began talking. Ive seen countless productions of musicals and plays and one acts- ive been a theatre kid since I was 11. But, I have *never*- not once- cried at the theatre. SeaWall / A Life was the first to ever do it. I wept in the first act, and bawled in the second. But it was Tom Sturridge who made me cry for the first time. His name stayed in my mind, his words, the wonder filled o shaped mouth, the smile laden grief, the half empty beer bottle on the ledge, his animated gestures, the long silences between words. I never really watched his movies, they were a niche kind of indie not up my alley, and he had no social media for me to keep up with. (Only thing I knew was that he was roommates with Robert Pattinson, Andrew Garfield, Charlie Cox, Jamie Dornan, and Eddie Redmayne in the 2000s. The British line of acting success). So I heard that name, after 3 years. 3 fucking years. And i saw him in my mind immediately, and I went « not TOM STURRIDGE as in seawall a life play TOM STURRIDGE? » and by fucking god it was him. My surprise was genuine, and my half hearted interest leaped into devotion into seeing this show. Because of life, I wasn’t able to watch it till September, but fucking GOD did the entire thing make me smile and so pleased and proud because yes, this is the Tom sturridge I saw on stage, the one who made me cry, whose gentle flurrying voice carried me through a story of grief, the voice that could seamlessly go through pitch and volume in a way that MADE the scene. And here he was with this low, commanding, otherworldly voice, dappled with moments of airy wonder. He played Dream to an incredible degree of extraordinary I could only ever expect from him. I knew he would shine, and I have never been happier to see everyone else see it too. He’s in mainstream now. (Well, almost. Sandman is still a little on the nicher side, if only slightly). And I cannot WAIT to see what other projects it’ll lead him too.

​@elisabeth Wow! Thank you for sharing that story! I wish I could've seen his act, sounds so memorable. Something you'd never forget.

Completely agree, he did an amazing job!

Hehe He-Kate. Any relation to He-Man?

@@Solkard Maybe He-Cardo

@@Solkard Hekate is a greek goddess. She has 3 aspects, maiden, mother, crone. She is a also called triple goddess. She sees through light and dark, beyond all realms.

Neil Gaiman also featured the Hecate in another book, The Ocean at the end of the Lane.

@@sampetrie340 thank you! I'll have to check it out.

I think she was the only one who answered in a riddle XD even if lucienne said that they all answer in riddles it just points you toward an answer but doesn't give it to you completely.

Also no one really held the Ruby as he asked it because John was in a "prison" and the ruby was just laying there with no one holding it so :P

Not until ep 5 which dream alr had the sand and his helm to look for the Ruby himself

It’s a weird change too, because they actually tell him in the comics who has it.

​@@carlbates9110 and it was the justice league who took out john, so morpheus went to the justice league to ask for the stone

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Well, you can't blame him for trying.

I also agree 😊

I always picture Leon as taller and more buff.

haha lol

so helpful, right?

Well, to be fair, no one held the Ruby at the time. It was just sitting in a vault. Plus the Crone seemed to be the one least inclined to help Morpheus.

The comics/tv show are based on Greek Mythology, but it's not the actual one. Hecate and Fates are different deities. Hecate is associated with crossroads truly, and granted powers by Zeus in every realm. Fates are those who know past, present and future.

@@vaggos013 Hecate I actually knows that she was associated as a woman with three faces and the fates were three beings

@@user-tk1ef2pt8t Hecate according to greek mythology was the daughter of the Titans Persis & Asteria while the Fates are daughters of either the Night or of Zeus & Need and their names are Klotho, Lahesis and Atropos. So it is not a good adaptation of greek mythology.

Lucienne did warn Morpheus about that.

Fate is well known to play cruelly.

I thought the first answer was the worst. He asked a specific question- the location of his bag of sand. The Hecate told him what happened to it initially, but did not answer the question asked, where it is now, even in an indirect way.

@@sampetrie340 It doesn't give him a direct answer but it gives him a hint of where to go. London.

@@whocares8576 I understand a vague answer if the question had been imprecise or was only implied. But the question was very specific. It would be a different thing if Dream had asked “what happened to my bag of sand”. Yeah, I know that the Hecate have a reputation of mystery to uphold. But riddles have rules that even such as they must honor.

Now that Netflix has released the first season digitally on Amazon, and it will be out on DVD come Thanksgiving, I think that is sure as anything a good sign that a 2nd season will be forthcoming.

@@IanBresett-McCormick Lol season 2 was filming since june 2023.

Lol,was renewed in october 2022. Season 2 was filming since june 2023

Oh don't be ... she won't show up until season 3,4 or maybe even five...could show up in 2 though

Corinthian is dead no?

@@yousofzaid872 I hope he'll come back for future seasons 😊, 'cause the "The Corinthian" was deliciously evil, and would like to see more of him 😊

Neil Gaiman does that a lot. He'll name-drop, and you won't hear anything about that person for a while until it becomes important.

Circe is also Wonder Woman's enemy!

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Isn’t his Greek name Oneiros? Or is Calliope the only one to call him that?

@@books2438 Morpheus is his name as one the greek god of dreams, Oineros is the name of the group of gods related to dreams and sleep

@@ridhoirvan1070 Oh, thanks! Kinda weird for Calliope to call him that then

Cranky granny.

You're thinking Greek Myth Circe. *DC* Circe is somewhere between Doctor Strange and Scarlet Witch.

@@sofer2230 still enough to make her a threat to the literall fates?

@@efaristi9737 100% yes. Sorcerers in comics are bloody terrifying.