What is worse than being hated, rejected, and falsely accused? How about being forgotten, the victim of broken promises. When Joseph was home, his brother’s hated him. Joseph was probably smart enough to realize that fact. When Potiphar's wife accused Joseph, he was probably under no delusion that she truly cared about him. However, when Joseph was stuck in that terrible, horrendous prison, there were two men who were under Joseph’s care. The men were probably friends. Friends can forget about us, strangers can not. He might have been happy if his brother’s had forgotten him. He would have been content if Mrs. Potiphar had forgotten about him. But…. very little hurts more that being forgotten by a friend. They were sad and when Joseph asks, “Why are you so down?” They told him about their dreams. He told them what their dreams meant. In three days, one prisoner would be killed, and the other prisoner would be reinstated. He would again be cupbearer to t