Morpheus

Morpheus, the Feeble Puppeteer, is the main antagonist of Struggling. He is a Post-agamemnus abomination god, and the true final boss of the game (and ironically, also the easiest, should you exclude agamemnus.) He is the second eldest of the abomination gods. The Feeble Puppeteer is encountered in the buzz chapter and is found inside the brain of his Dank Puppet, the Metaphorical Duck at the end of the game.

Appearance
Morpheus is by far the smallest of the Gods, but he is still bigger than Troy(ironically, lighter than troy). His body is composed purely of a head with a small tail, giving him the appearance of a fetus. He has one eye, two pores on his head which Troy later plugs with their arms, and a prounounced chin, underneath which is a larger second mouth with crocodile-like teeth [it is VERY hard to see, though]. When Troy encounters Morpheus, the latter is connected to a giant brain by several long tendrils.

Battle
After the fight with the Metaphorical Duck, the massive mallard swallows Achillies and Hector whole, causing them to end up in its brain. There, Morpheus is attatched to the duck's brain by several tendrils. Morpheus is shocked that they've arrived, and upon possibly realising he has no way of defending himself, simply looks away and whistles. Troy must simply use a nearby part of the duck's cranial chamber to launch himself up and tear Morpheus down. Then, Troy has to detatch his arms, attatch them to his adevsary, and in a similar fashion to Troy himself, clamber up the wall into a nearby vat of acid. The interior of the duck then begins to flood with rainbows, to Troy's unparalleled delight. With that, the brothers awaken from their surreal fever dream in a boat floating down a river as the credits roll.

Speculation
Because Troy is high on hallucinogenic spores for the entierty of the "Buzz" chapter, it is hard to say what and where Morpheus actually was. At the end of the game, the corpse of a mallard can be seen in Troy's boat, with the implication being that this was the Metaphorical Duck they were "fighting." And for an unexplained reason, this same duck is then seen in the very last cutscene, locked up in a pod similarly to the abominations. We know Morpheus is real due to one damning peice of evidence: It's very easy to miss, but in the Lab, a containment unit can be found with his name on it. Overall, we may never know the truth.

Trivia

 * Morpheus is named after the son of Somnus, the Greek god of sleep and dreams, which makes sense since Morpheus is fought inside a dream.


 * At the beginning of Buzz, a red eye can be seen on the rock Troy is sitting on. This eye can also be seen on the doors that appear between levels, both bearing immense similarity to Morpheus's eye.


 * Morpheus is the only abomination god to NOT give an Abomination god blessing.


 * Morpheus is also the smallest of the abomination gods.