Editing Sleeper (section)

==Personality==
Little is known about Sleeper's personality, as he was for the most part dormant.<ref name="I26.x"/> During [[Gold Morning]], he was willing to use his power on refugees at the Zayin settlements.<ref name="Zcamp"/> Some time later, [[Khepri]] found Sleeper sitting and reading a book out loud to himself.<ref name="30.4 e1"/>

When [[Legend]] deterred Sleeper from emerging some time after the [[Attack on Teacher]], [[Tattletale]] believed he was only dormant for now. If Sleeper had motivations for making one attempt, she believed he would budge again soon.<ref name="II17.9 e1"/>

It is possible to bait in Sleeper and lure him to a location.<ref name="II20.9 e1"/><ref name="II20.b e3"/> 

Sleeper was not interested in fighting against [[Scion]]<ref name="30.4 e1"/> or the [[Titans]].<ref name="II20.9 e1"/>

===Reputation===
The [[PRT]] classifies him as an [[S-Class|S-Class threat]] like [[the Endbringers]], the [[Slaughterhouse Nine]], and [[Nilbog]].<ref name="18.4 e1">"Didn't need doing in the first place," Triumph said, sighing. "I was prepared to risk my life the day I graduated from the Wards. Knew what I'd be getting into. Week I had clearance, I watched all the video we have of the class S threats. Leviathan, Simurgh, Behemoth, Slaughterhouse Nine, Nilbog, Sleeper. I knew what I was getting into. So I'm not shocked or horrified at the attempt on my life. What gets me is what you did to my ''dad''. Set his career back years, if it's even recoverable, by forcing him to take that stance. The whole thing, start to finish, was unnecessary." - [[Queen 18.4]]</ref> He was an obvious threat like Nilbog and the [[Three Blasphemies]].<ref>'''Wildbow:''' Same sort of thing the Vegas capes were doing.<br><br>Dealing with the class-S threats that aren't so obvious as Sleeper, Nilbog or the Blasphemies, and the villains who don't take the spotlight. - Comment by Wildbow, archived on Spacebattles</ref><!--http://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/13895231--> Because of his dormancy, [[Dragon]] and by extension [[Saint]] consider him a secondary threat.<ref name="I26.x"/>

[[Number Man]] describes Sleeper, with [[Ash Beast]] and the [[Three Blasphemies]], as living examples of the fact that the increasing number of [[parahumans]] would inevitably lead to cataclysmic events.<ref>"No," the Number Man said, and he managed to sound only a ''little'' condescending. "I'm saying that parahumans as a whole are chain reactions waiting to happen, and we were already approaching a critical point. Every year, the percentage of parahumans in the population increases. At that same time, the odds of a cataclysmic event happening ''somewhere'' are increasing steadily. Imagine a situation like the Echidna event that turned out ''more'' unfavorably, or a Nilbog who wasn't content to stay in one place. We have the blasphemies, Sleeper, and the Ash Beast, even the Slaughterhouse Nine, all as living examples of this concept at work. The world already stood on a precipice, and I'm not even mentioning the Endbringers in all of this." - [[Extinction 27.2]]</ref>

Because Sleeper is still a major threat,<ref name="II16.2 e3">But it would let us ''do'' something, when we were faced with a series of situations that felt hopeless. Fucking Sleeper. The Machine Army. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/08/17/from-within-16-2/ Excerpt] from [[From Within 16.2]]</ref> the [[Wardens]] keep an eye on him.<ref name="II8.2 e1"/><ref name="II17.10 e1">"Because I can't shake the notion that this ''isn't'' about Amy Dallon, it isn't about Dauntless, it isn't about the Machine Army, Pastor, Nilbog and the goblins, Sleeper, the Blasphemies, Teacher, or any of the other major threats we've been keeping an eye on." - [[Sundown 17.10]]</ref>