Telemachus

According to the EPIC wiki, Telemachus’s personality is defined by his internal struggle with his legacy and his intense desire to protect his mother. He begins the saga as a "boy" struggling with insecurity and the shadow of a father he has never met, feeling powerless against the 108 suitors occupying his home. However, he possesses a core of resilient courage and a sharp, observant mind that allows him to see through the suitors' manipulations. Over time, he transitions from a state of hesitant fear to one of bold defiance, proving himself to be just as clever and tenacious as Odysseus when pushed to his limit.

Telemachus is physically portrayed as a young man standing on the cusp of adulthood, bearing a striking resemblance to a younger Odysseus. He has a lean, athletic build that suggests potential strength not yet fully realized, often shown with dark, messy curls and a facial structure that mirrors his father’s sharp features. Unlike the suitors who dress in opulence, Telemachus is typically depicted in simpler, more practical tunics, often in earthy tones or shades of blue that connect him to the sea and his father's heritage. His most defining visual trait is his expressive, wide eyes, which convey a mixture of deep-seated anxiety and a growing, fierce determination.