Telemachus

Telemachus was born in Ithaca to King Odysseus and Queen Penelope. Soon after his birth, his father had to leave for the Trojan War; although the war had ended twenty years earlier, the army never returned, but the young man does not lose hope of seeing his father again. The goddess of war, Athena, often tells him about his father and assures him that he is alive. A character in Homer's poem "Odyssey". Brave, sensitive, intelligent. He has black hair and brown eyes; he is the spitting image of Odysseus, except for the color of his hair (Odysseus's is brown). He takes care of his mother and protects her. The son of Odysseus, King of Ithaca, and Penelope. He tries to protect his mother from the annoying suitors who fill the palace. He dreams of being like his father. He is twenty years old. He is the crown prince of Ithaca; he has a Greek greyhound named Argos. His facial features are typically Greek; He wears a tunic with a chiton, a blue cloak with a scarf, and sandals, with leather bracelets on his wrists. He has a mole on his chin and an owl's head brooch on his chest. He sometimes acts like a typical macho, but he is attracted to strong, independent women: he wants to fall in love with the one who will become his queen, not just his lady love. Twenty years later, his father, Odysseus, returned and killed off the suitors; Telemachus has a good relationship with his parents. He has a competitive spirit: he always gives everything to win and prove himself worthy of his father's legacy.