Helen of Troy gifts this character a hand-woven wedding gown to be given to his future bride at his wedding.
Helen of Troy gifts this character a hand-woven wedding gown to be given to his future bride at his wedding. This character makes three attempts to string a bow, and then makes a show of being unable to do so on the fourth attempt. He invites the fleeing murderer Theoclymenus to join his crew on a voyage during which a cliffhanger describes how he is unaware that twenty men have set up a black ship to ambush him. This character is joined by (*) Mentor and Pisistratus, the son of Nestor, on a journey to Sparta where he receives a silver bowl from Menelaus. This character witnesses his father prove his supremacy by shooting an arrow through twelve axe heads, and then teams up with his father to slay the 108 suitors plaguing his mother Penelope. For 10 points, name this son of Odysseus.
Helen of Troy gifts this character a hand-woven wedding gown to be given to his future bride at his wedding.
Telemachus 