Oedipus was arrogant, tormented by a kind of pride that stems from the perception of a singular truth. This arrogance was his "crime" ― against himself.
After all, he chose his own punishment, having realized what he truly was: a primitive, wild Polyphemus along with the Odysseus who blinded him. In other words: a wild nobody.
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