Where is the hamartia in The Odyssey?

Answer 1

The biggest example of harmartia is Odysseus' act of hubris when he tells the cyclops Polyphemus his true name. This enables Polyphemus to ask his father Poseidon to curse Odysseus, and give him difficulties on his journey home.

Answer 2

The hamartia in "The Odyssey" is typically seen as Odysseus's pride and arrogance, which lead to his many struggles and setbacks on his journey home. Odysseus's tendency to underestimate the power of the gods and overestimate his own abilities often results in dire consequences for him and his crew.