Telemachus and Ariadne both exhibit heroic qualities in their own ways, but they differ in their motivations and actions. Telemachus is portrayed as a hero who is driven by duty and honor, as seen in his journey to find his father Odysseus "The Odyssey" by Homer. He shows courage and determination in facing challenges and adversaries along the way, embodying the traditional qualities of a hero.
On the other hand, Ariadne's heroism is more complex and morally ambiguous. In the myth of Ariadne and Theseus, she helps Theseus navigate the labyrinth and defeat the Minotaur, showcasing her intelligence and resourcefulness. However, her actions also involve betrayal and manipulation, as she deceives her father King Minos and helps Theseus escape
