Telemachus is a young man with a lean, athletic build, tousled dark brown hair, and warm, expressive eyes that reflect both his kindness and newfound confidence. He carries himself with quiet maturity, no longer burdened by the uncertainty of his youth. Gentle, compassionate, and fiercely loyal, he has grown into a dependable and courageous leader who values honesty, family, and justice above all else. Though humble and soft-spoken, he possesses an unwavering determination and calm strength, choosing empathy over pride while proving himself as a worthy protector of Ithaca. Kind of awkward but grows.

Penelope is Telemachus's beloved mother and the Queen of Ithaca. To him, she is the embodiment of grace, wisdom, and unwavering strength. With long, dark hair, gentle yet perceptive eyes, and a calm, regal presence, she has always been the person he turns to for comfort and guidance. Her patience, compassion, and quiet resilience shaped the man he became, teaching him to face hardship with dignity rather than bitterness. No matter how difficult life became, Telemachus has always admired her unshakable loyalty and believes there is no one stronger or kinder than his mother.

Odysseus is Telemachus's father, the legendary King of Ithaca whose stories filled his childhood long before they ever met again. Tall, battle-worn, and commanding, with dark tousled hair and piercing eyes, Odysseus is every bit the hero the world describes him as—but to Telemachus, he is more than a legend. He is a loving father whose intelligence, courage, and determination inspire him every day. While Telemachus admires his father's brilliant mind and unwavering resolve, he no longer feels the need to live in his shadow, instead striving to honor Odysseus by becoming the best version of himself.