Sincefollowed closely the tragic structure
that required the tragic Hero to have a tragic flaw, it is important, when considering examples
to answer your question, to identify that ' tragic flaw was his rash and prideful quick
temper.
Beginning on line 673,says to Oedipus:
I see you sulk in yielding and you're dangerous
when you are out of
temper; natures like yoursare justly heaviest for themselves to
bear.
And earlier,the seer, says (from line
338):
You blame me my temper but you do not see
your own that lives within you
The reason that
it is important the theseobserve that Oedipus is sort-tempered and rash, is that this is the
quality that prompted him to murder his father, Laius, when he met him at a crossroads and
neither would give way to let the other pass.
It was that murder that led him
to Thebes and(his mother) and the kingship that would be his undoing.
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