How do we know that telemachus is nervous about talking to nestor? select all that apply
he tells athena.
thrasymedes chides him.
he follows athena at a distance.
in his prayer to poseidon, he asks for eloquence.
he repeats athena's prayer—word for word.

He tells Athena.

He follows Athena at a distance.

He repeats Athena's prayer—word for word.

Explanation:

Telamachus goes to find Nestor to tell him about the outcome of the war and the fate that many of the greek heroes that fought alongside them in the war  in Troja, he is very nervous before talking to him, we know it because he tells athena and follows her at a distance, and he repeats her prayer word for word.

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