How does telemachus respond to the position put forward by amtinous?

Telemachus responds to Antinous with a mix of frustration and assertiveness. He challenges Antinous's disrespectful behavior towards his mother, Penelope, and asserts his authority as the son of Odysseus. Telemachus firmly declares that he will not tolerate the suitors' arrogance and expresses his desire to reclaim his father's household. His response marks a turning point in his character, showing his growth and increasing confidence.