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Which themes do these lines support? He dropped his eyes and nodded, and the Prince Telemachus, true son of King Odysseus, belted his sword on, clapped hand to spear, and with a clink and glitter of keen
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Which themes do these lines support?

He dropped his eyes and nodded, and the Prince Telemachus, true son of King Odysseus, belted his sword on, clapped hand to spear, and with a clink and glitter of keen bronze stood by his chair, in the forefront near his fathee

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Respect towards elders or their parents

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Telemachus in these few sentence is showing respect to the King and is next to his father. Bowing towards your elders is a sign on respect in many places.

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