Telemachus (Son of Odysseus and Penelope)

Telemachus begins as a hesitant, uncertain young man, but across the story, he grows into his role as heir of Ithaca. His voice should reflect that transformation.

Vocal Quality: A youthful tenor (or high baritone) — clear, searching, and slightly unsure at the start, then gaining steadiness and resonance as his confidence builds.

Tone: Earnest and questioning in Act I, with a slight tremble when he sings of his doubts; later, warmer, fuller, and commanding as he takes on his father’s mantle.

Range: Needs flexibility for lyrical, introspective ballads (about his father, his longing, his fears) and also enough power for stirring ensemble numbers where he rallies others or declares his growth.

Credit to Jorge Rivera-Herrans for the lines i will base on for Telemachus

The voice actor of Epic Telemachus won't affect this role, i am not looking for a too childish voice.