How does Nestor describe Odysseus to Telemachus?

Nestor describes Odysseus to Telemachus as a wily and cunning warrior who excelled in strategies. He recounts stories of Odysseus' heroic deeds during the Trojan War, particularly the sacking of Troy, where Odysseus' resourceful intelligence and eloquence convinced Achilles to join the battle. Nestor portrays him as a man of great intellect, adaptability, and unbreakable spirit, always finding creative solutions to challenges.