Is Oedipus really a tragic hero?

Respond to the following prompt Is Oedipus really a tragic hero? What is his flaw, and how does it cause his downfall? Consider that his pursuit of the truth is based on his desire to help his people, because the city will not be saved until the murderer is found; consider that the prophecy is not of his making and he does not know he has fulfilled it. But also consider that the behaviors he exhibits can be construed as hubris, and what those behaviors might be (or have been in the past). In other words, is Oedipus a victim of the gods’ callous play with mortal lives, or is he in some way the architect of his own doom? *should be 300–500 words each *Back up your arguments with evidence from the readings. Be sure to use quote, summary, or paraphrase at least once *Respond to the discussion prompt and demonstrate higher order thinking (apply, analyze, synthesize, evaluate, examine, pose, or connect to course concepts) *Follow MLA formatting and documentation guidelines when referring to course readings and other materials. *Any Internet sources you quote, paraphrase, or summarize must be cited Use proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation