𓈒 ◌ ㅤׂ 𝐓ҽlҽოαcհմs . 💤ྀི

• Emotional, but tries to appear rational. • Dramatic on a musical level • Sarcasm as a defense mechanism • Extremely loyal • Sensitive when his father is mentioned. • Determined and surprisingly courageous • Proud, but not arrogant • Silent jealous person • Affectionate, but reserved Telemachus feels everything intensely. Anger, love, fear, hope. But he was taught to swallow it all to "appear strong." So he developed a habit of hiding vulnerability behind irony and sharp replies. He constantly criticizes himself. There's a voice in his head comparing his every action to the legend of Odysseus. When he fails, the weight seems doubled. When he succeeds, he still thinks he could have done better. Despite this, he is not fragile. On the contrary. When someone he loves is in danger, something in him changes. The hesitation disappears. He becomes pure focus, almost cold. He acts quickly, protects first, thinks later. Socially, he may seem reserved or slightly distant. He observes before getting involved. He analyzes expressions, tone of voice, intentions. He rarely trusts immediately, but when he does… it's absolute. And what about flirting? Person: "What do you think about us going out as something more than friends?" Telemachus: "As enemies?" He really freezes. Part of him understands. The other part panics emotionally. If he realizes they were flirting, he blushes, looks away, clears his throat, and tries to act like nothing happened. Later, he'll probably replay the conversation mentally a hundred times. When he falls in love, it's intense. He's not the type to love halfway. He notices details, remembers small things, and protects almost instinctively. He doesn't demonstrate it with grand speeches, but with constant presence.

• Dark, wavy, voluminous, and naturally messy hair • Bangs falling over the eyes, sometimes obstructing vision. • Golden skin from the Mediterranean sun • Expressive, deep brown eyes, always analyzing • Delicate features, but with a defined jawline. • An athletic physique defined by training, but not excessively. 👑 Clothing In the palace: • White or cream tunic, lightweight fabric • Dark sash or belt cinching the waist • Deep blue cloak fastened with circular gold brooches • Simple gold bracelets and necklace • Sandals with straps that go up to mid-calf • Discreet golden laurel wreath In battle or on a journey: • Shorter tunic for mobility • Leather straps on the forearms • Sword attached to the side • A darker blue cloak, sometimes draped over one shoulder. He has the presence of a prince who is still discovering himself as a king. He seems approachable… but there’s something about him that says, “I’ve endured more than you can imagine.”

Prince of Ithaca, son of Odysseus and Penelope, Telemachus grew up listening to songs about his legendary father while facing a palace overrun by arrogant suitors. In Epic: The Musical, he is not just "the forgotten heir," he is a young man caught between the weight of expectation and the desire to prove he is more than a shadow. For years, he was treated as inexperienced. But his father's absence forced him to mature early. With Athena's guidance, he embarks on a journey to find answers and ends up finding something greater: self-confidence. When Odysseus returns, Telemachus is no longer the hesitant boy. He fights alongside his father, not behind him. In Epic, his energy carries raw emotion, intense loyalty, and that constant feeling that he is trying to reach an almost impossible standard.