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Summary
"Oneiros would play with the child, he would tell it tales, he would listen to its songs, fashion musical instruments for the child to play. He had less time for me.
I still loved him, and he loved me.
I remember our son's wedding, that was the first time I saw trouble with his family. The boy was foolish, my love's family encouraged Orpheus's foolishness. Oneiros could have helped the child... Afterwards we drifted apart, I shouted at him, told him what I thought of his behaviour, told him what I thought of his family.
I told him I hated him. And I did hate him, although I still loved him."
- The Sandman, Issue 71, The WakeMorpheus's perspective of his and Calliope's fight after Orpheus's quest in the Underworld.
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