The reunion of Odysseus and his son Telemachus from "summary" of The Odyssey by Homer
After twenty years of separation, Odysseus and his son Telemachus were finally reunited at last. Telemachus had grown from a boy into a young man during his father's absence, and he had embarked on a journey to search for news of Odysseus. When they met, neither could believe their eyes - Telemachus seeing his long-lost father standing before him, and Odysseus looking upon the son he had left as a babe. The reunion was a momentous occasion filled with emotions that words could not fully capture. Tears of joy streamed down their faces as they embraced each other, their hearts overflowing with love and relief. Telemachus had longed for his father's return, while Odysseus had yearned to see his son grow into a man. As they sat together, father and son shared stories of their trials and tribulations. Odysseus recounted his epic jou...
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