Cupid

Other names: Amor,^[Q35] Cupido^[Q35]

Alternative parentage: Venus and Mercury^[J94]

God of love and harmony.^[15]
He is the equivalent of Eros in Greek mythology.^[Q35]
Usually represented as a winged boy armed with a bow and arrows; often pictured with a bandage over his eyes, to indicate the blindness or unreasonableness of love.^[Q35]
He shoots arrows into the hearts of gods and mortals alike to make them fall in love, or refute amorous advances.^[W78]