In Book 3 of "The Odyssey," Telemachus arrives in Pylos, the kingdom of King Nestor, seeking news about his father, Odysseus. He is warmly welcomed by Nestor, who reminisces about the Trojan War and tells stories about Odysseus' cunning and bravery. Telemachus is inspired by these tales and gains confidence in his own search for his father. Nestor advises him to visit Menelaus in Sparta, who might have more information about Odysseus' whereabouts. Telemachus leaves Pylos with a sense of hope, reassured by Nestor's support and guidance.
