English, 09.03.2021 01:00, tatiana4ever

PLEASE HELP How does Odysseus's long absence shape the character Telemachus in "Part 1: A Son's Adventures"? Telemachus becomes unkind and greedy.

Telemachus feels angry and vengeful.

Telemachus becomes bitter and hard.

Telemachus feels sad and dejected.

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