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Woyzeck, by Georg Büchner, follows Franz Woyzeck, a poor soldier who, to support his partner Marie and their child, takes on extra tasks for his superior and participates in harmful medical experiments. As Franz's mental state deteriorates due to malnutrition and exploitation, jealousy over Marie's infidelity drives him to a tragic act, reflecting themes of dehumanization, class struggle, and poverty. Some themes and scenes may include graphic content and violence.