Unity furnishes Rose with the money and accommodation needed to track her little brother down. She’s found Rose and now she wants to meet Jed. Now, all these decades later, she's trying to reconnect to the scattered members of her family. When Unity did finally wake she discovered that none of this had been true except for one thing: she really did have a child, Rose's grandmother, who was quickly taken from her. While she was unconscious she dreamed of living a full life, one in which she had a baby with a golden-eye man. As Unity explains to Rose, she fell asleep on her 12th birthday and didn't wake up for decades, a victim of the "sleepy sickness" that spread across the world in Dream's absence. If that name sounds familiar it's because she appeared – very briefly – all the way back in episode one. When she gets there, however, she discovers that the organization is, in fact, a single lonely old woman named Unity Kincaid (Sandra James-Young). She's been offered the chance to fly to London for a week, all expenses paid, by a mysterious foundation in exchange for a single interview about her family history. In the waking world, Rose begins a globe-trotting adventure. He dispatches Matthew to keep a beady eye on her.
Morpheus sees in Rose an opportunity - vortexes' have the power to pull dreams together and he realizes that, sooner or later, she will draw these absent entities together.
They are Gault, a shapeshifting nightmare Fiddler's Green, a sentient location that Dream always considered to be reliable and, of course, our old friend the Corinthian. She discovers that three beings have disappeared without a trace. With his realm fully restored, the Sandman (who seems far more at peace than when we last saw him) has commissioned Lucienne to take a census of all the living entities in the realm. She's also, we quickly learn, a vortex, a once-in-an-era confluence of energies that’s uniquely threatening to both Morpheus and the Dreaming itself. Despite this – and perhaps in part because of the kindness shown to her by neighbors Lyta and Hector Hall – she remains brave and optimistic. She's only 21, but it's clear that she's already lived a turbulent life, losing both her parents and being separated from her younger brother Jed six years ago. Rose and her family are at the heart of The Sandman's next big arc.
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