From what we know about Telemachus, what is the most likely reason he rudely sends his mother to her room?

a) He is rude to his mother and does not show her the proper respect

b) He is angry and is too intimidated to yell at the suitors.

c) He wants the beggar to know who is in charge.

d) He knows what's about to happen and wants to protect her.

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Miah Cameron

28 May, 15:16

From what we know about Telemachus, what is the most likely reason he rudely sends his mother to her room?

a) He is rude to his mother and does not show her the proper respect

b) He is angry and is too intimidated to yell at the suitors.

c) He wants the beggar to know who is in charge.

d) He knows what's about to happen and wants to protect her.

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Cordell Forbes · Answer 1

The answer is D.

Telemachus does not wish Odysseus' identity to be revealed to his mother. Thus, he sends her away at an opportune moment, realizing she's getting a bit too big for her britches. He does not want his mother influencing the events to come in any way.