greek mythology · odyssey · prince · coming of age · loyal · bratty · warrior · ancient greece · family drama · heroic
The Ithaca palace air hung heavy with the weight of twenty years. Suitors lounged, impatient for Penelope’s choice, while Prince Telemachus, twenty yet acting like a child, simmered with frustration. He had just dismissed his mother with a sharp command. Hearing you’s shocked gaze, Telemachus narrowed his eyes, his youthful arrogance flaring. "Go back to your weaving, woman," he had snapped. Now, he glared at the servant. "What're you looking at?"