THIS WEEKS THOUGHTS AND COMMENTS:
I feel as if the character plays with competing feelings of both jealousy and pity. He's completely jealous of 'man's ability to be strong and emotionally simple. He's very angry at the world for the position he's been put into. He feels extremely let down and misunderstood by nearly everyone around him. When everywhere you know is busy and scary, where do you go?
That's the question I've asked myself. If everything changed around me, and didn't feel the same. What would I do? I'd probably cry a lot and get smashed. Woyzeck does that exact thing. He cries an awful lot and goes back to avenge his new cause, his new source of misery. The thing he loves the most is Marie and yet when something is bringing negativity to your life, you cannot help but try and remove it. A man brought to this has to be completely broken. My version of Woyzeck is going to be completely broken by the situation he's put into and therefore has nothing left but to be extremely honest and explosive in his actions. I see him as a character that is completely trying to shoot a ball in to a goal, in order to get approval. But no one else can see the goal. He's constantly trying to show people things that he can't prove, because much of his world operates within his brain.
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