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3. Athena says to Telemachus, “You are too old to plead infancy any longer. You are a fine, smart
looking fellow, show your mettle, then, and make yourself a name in story" (Butler 5).
According to Athena, Telemachus is as much to blame for his current situation as anyone else.
Expand upon the provided quotation and discuss the merits and faults in Athena's argument.
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