What does Telemachus say to Odysseus?

Telemachus, upon meeting Odysseus, expresses disbelief and amazement at seeing his father after so many years. He initially struggles to accept Odysseus's identity, fearing he might be a god or an illusion. Once convinced, he shares his longing for his father and the struggles he has faced during Odysseus's absence, ultimately expressing joy and a desire to work together to reclaim their home from the suitors. Their reunion is marked by a mix of emotions, highlighting the bond between father and son.