#fritz weidmann

conflict following a man who doubts his own intentions

Summer of 1914

Fritz was eager to join in the war effort the day he turned 18. Now he’s sitting in a field among village ruins, contemplating life choices.

the blood of the heroes and the ink of the philosophers unite the sword and pen

“To be born an Englishman is to win first prize in the lottery of life~”

Oh no! It appears Polsterreich got invaded by England and it now requires a tribute to the monarchy on the holiest of days, April Fools! And since nobody had an April Fools Post licence they all had to dress up as Anglos.

When you do wrong, no one forgives
When you do good, no one will care

An actual scene from Act 2, during which Fritz goes through a lot, including working for the villain against his will.

I gave my heart and I gave my soul, all for a cause that’s already lost
I gave myself but it wasn’t enough, I’m silently   f a l l i n g     a p a r t

I’ve neither forgiven or forgotten the fallen or downtrodden

A man in love with his own ideology

When engaged in petty politics, it helps to look smarter than the one you’re debating.

My favourite part of character design is being able to show what they have been up to without writing a single thing. Hope you enjoy seeing Fritz as he appears in the second half of the plot!