Answer:
3. Man being devoured Polyphemus' cave.
5. Scylla devouring six crew members.
Explanation:
These tragic events that take place in The Odyssey are not directly the fault of Odysseus. Odysseus could not have done anything to prevent the actions of Polyphemus or of Scylla. However, the other examples describe actions that could have been prevented by Odysseus. Most of these were consequences of the character's hubris, or extreme arrogance and pride.
