Telemachos

The sight of the faces of his children must have been to King GEORGE as was to Odysseus that of Prince Telemachos, hurrying home from the wide land of Lacedaemon in his black ship to the Ithacan palace described by the faithful servant Eumaeus as "a sweet light in the dark."

He [Odysseus] was the king of Ithake', the husband of Penelope and the father of Telemachos.

Telemachos, Odysseus’s only son, was a baby when Odysseus left home to fight with the other Greeks at Troy.