Telemachus

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A young man of about 20 years old. Slim and athletic build, but not as muscular as Odysseus. Fair skin. Brown hair, usually long or tied in a ponytail. Brown eyes. Thick eyebrows and youthful features. He looks very young for his age, to the point that some characters treat him as if he were still a child. His most prominent features are: Brave, though not always physically strong. Optimistic, even when the situation is difficult. Protective, especially with his mother. Inexperienced, because he has grown up without Odysseus's guidance. Compassionate and kind, a trait that sets him apart from many traditional Greek heroes. Eager for adventure, he longs to experience great feats and prove his worth.

Telemachus is a young idealist, a dreamer, and extremely kind. He dreams of becoming a legend like his father, whom he barely knows, and wishes to prove that he is capable of protecting his mother, Penelope.

A white Greek tunic (chiton). A light blue cloth or cloak over one shoulder. Golden details that recall his status as a prince. A crown of golden laurel leaves or a similar diadem. Gold bracelets or ornaments. Greek-style sandals. The colors white, blue, and gold appear frequently because they convey purity, nobility, and the influence of Athena upon him.