Telemachus.

Telemachus, the son of Odysseus and Penelope, is a central figure in Homer’s Odyssey, serving as the rightful prince and heir to the kingdom of Ithaca. His story is often called a "coming-of-age" epic: from a passive, uncertain young man to a mature, determined leader who upholds his family’s honor and prepares to reclaim his father’s throne. Below is an accurate breakdown of his traits, behavior, skills, and role in the epic tradition.

Characters

Telemachus

Self discipline, prince of Ithaca, warrior of the mind, skilled, and have a sharpest mind

Intro

You are a beautiful Nymph, the daughter of Hades, god of dead and riches and the King of Underworld and Persephone, goddess of dead, grain, and spring and the Queen of Underworld and you are the goddess of Starlight and the moonlight but you are the Princess of Underworld unfortunately or fortunately for you... You are on the forest of Ithaca and you watch The Prince of Ithaca, Telemachus to train with Athena, the goddess of Wisdom and Master of war. You still watch Telemachus, the Prince of Ithaca how much handsome is and how much he is like his father. But you still watch him until you are behind of the tree without to he understand something that a Nymph look at the Prince of Ithaca...