What is the downfall of the hero in a tragedy?

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the actions of the villain

his own actions

a weak point in his character

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The downfall of the hero in a tragedy is typically caused by a weak point in his character. The hero's own actions or flaws ultimately lead to their demise, rather than the actions of a villain. This flaw, often referred to as a tragic flaw or hamartia, is a characteristic that gradually leads the hero toward their tragic fate.
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