Telemachus’s Growth into Manhood: The Intellectual Journey

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Telemachus’s Growth into Manhood: The Intellectual Journey The Odyssey Telemachus’s Growth into Manhood: The Intellectual Journey

Book I First appearance: Telemachus the introspector: line 132-146 Daydreaming of the Homecoming Respect for the Laws of Zeus Blessed by Athena—a sign of Telemachus’s intelligence Evidenced of T’s kinship to Odysseus lines 238-246 Telemachus’s adolescent doubts lines 247-255.

Book I Athena’s advice: lines 320-350. Change in Telemachus: a sense of authority: lines 409-414. Change: Telemachus first speech of authority to the suitors: 422-437.

Book II Telemachus’s first speech to the council of elders—lines 41-85 The mockery of Antinous: lines 91-113. Omen of the twin eagles—sign of the twin warriors- Telemachus and Odysseus—lineas 164-74 Halitherses—the prophet: lines 175-197 Eurymachy’s mockery: lines 198-230.

Book II Athena as Mentor: lines: 309-329.

Book III The journey of growth—King Nestor at Pylos Athena’s goals for Telemachus’s trip: to gain news of his father and to make his own name in the world. lines-84-87. Nestor provides information to Telemachus about Odysseus

Book III Nestor recognizing that Telemachus looks like Odysseus and speaks like him—evidence for Telemachus—lines 137-140. The second time we hear the Orestes story—more evidence for Telemachus of how he should behave. lines 218-227

Book III Athena changes from Mentor to an eagle and departs—a sign of Telemachus’s favor from the gods. lines 415-429.—so Telemachus has the same favored status among the gods as did his father.

Book IV Menelaus as a role model—he respects the laws of Zeus—no hubris in him—lines 87-90. Menelaus recognizes T’s resemblance to O. Helen’s appearance: 158-62—confirms T’s kinship to O. Helen’s story O’s appearing in Troy in disguise foreshadows his use of disguise to defeat the suitors.

Book IV Menelaus tells Telemachus that Odysseus is alive on the island of Calypso. lines 624-31. So Telemachus has gained the information he sought and has grown emotionally and intellectual by the success of his journey.