Spiritual Growth of Telemachus in The Odyssey

When his father left the Trojan horse war, Telekomus, a son of Odysseus, was a child. Odyssey Telemacos starts with an inexperienced, unhappy, helpless young man. We saw this in the first volume, he said to Athena: "My mother is my son, I do not know ... I desire a happy person at least as a father "... ..." (page 8) Telemachus has become immature because he grew up without a father's body. As we will see on his journey, his journey of finding his father will help him to mature.

Because the Odyssey is like a comedy-free adventure, there is no liar in this book Telemachus encounters. On Odyssey Telemacos' journey, I will find his father's message and go home. Telemacos met a character who wants to help him on his journey.

Through Odyssey, Homer showed various types of spiritual growth. But he has a main idea: the spirit of greatest growth and strength is the spirit of testing and weakening through the process. Although the spirit of Telemacos grew but was not weakened and tested like Odysseus, it could not be compared with Odysseus. Weakening not only grows but also strengthens people. The picture on the right is what Athens had been doing long ago. Athens is expected to be very loyal to many cities participating in the Derry Union. Otherwise, the Athenians may take strong measures against them. This picture is from home.freeuk.com/elloughton13/greece.htm.

Odyssey Odysseus is King of Ithaca, a loving father, and a somewhat faithful husband. His wife, Penelope, happily loved and was longing for her husband to go home. In addition to having a wife, Odysseus is the father of Telemacos. Telemacos is anxious to be like Odysseus. In "Odyssey", Odysseus has many different qualities that make him a unique character. I believe that Odysseus is a magnificent hero Through Prezi you will see all the different things that make Odysseus look like him. With a brave body