Faust II to go (Goethe in 11.5 minutes)

Now is it a good thing that men always turn to women to get them out of ultimate trouble after they’ve royally fucked up the situation by doing „what a man has to do?“ Goethe seems to think so, at least that’s the message he dumped at the conclusion of his epic second part of FAUST: „Eternal womanhood draws us on high.“ Enjoy FAUST - THE SECOND PART OF THE TRAGEDY (the one nobody’s ever read) in a compact and entertaining version by Michael Sommer and his Playmobil cast. DISCLAIMER: WATCHING THIS VIDEO DOES NOT REPLACE READING IT! My recommendation: Read it yourself.
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[@jamsass]

I'm so proud you turned Goethe's Faust into a crack fanfiction I mean it already kind of was, but *this*

[@jakeroach77]

Faust: Is someone there? Care: yah Faust: PISS OFF! This is a direct translation I believe.

[@boyblueNJ]

“So where are the bit- a witches around here!” 😂

[@amandapike2477]

Excellent work! There is a loophole in the bargain. Faust was so glad the work was still being done because he wanted his people to be happy. If Mephisto (who isn't literally the Devil, by the way, but a devil, a high ranking demon) gave him a moment he wanted to never end then he belongs to Mephisto however that moment came from caring / love. Something no demon can invoke. That came from Faust's own innate goodness that he thought of compassion as the greatest sensation. That saved him. Mephisto isn't the source of that final moment that allowed him to drop dead.

[@finneganmcbride6224]

Thanks, this is useful

[@mogshade66]

So my husband asked me to explain Faust to him. Thank you for getting the job done without me having to say a word. Utter class 🍻

[@GOLD_FEVER]

i have NO idea why you are not getting a million views per vid. these are hilarious, well done, and actually give you a good idea of what happens in the play! ( with how much detail you put into this i know it must take a while to write ) thank you!!!

[@majorprobs]

ALE melchenko probably because about .00001% of the population look up random Greek dramas on youtube😂?

[@519MaLoNeY]

“…the half giants that are handy in any war really.” lmaoooooooo.

[@nadiavillanuevaeguialis745]

I was getting SO LOST with the second part and this has helped me a lot, it is just perfect! Thank you!

[@theodorsik]

Am I the onlyone who feels like whole second part of the play is just a BS fanfiction on Illiad?...

[@zio6346]

I thought the same thing!!!

[@petaj2521]

I didn’t realize Germans could be so humorous! Great video :-)

[@miglelukosiene285]

I have and exam today and need a book to use as facts and examples, ive read it, but cant seem to remember anything, and this helped me to recover all the memory, thanks for what you do, you help a lot of people

[@evanhughes6017]

Wow this has got to be one of the best things on KZbin I've seen! Thanks for this creative genius😁

[@krackatar]

This is wonderful you and this script and those props are amazaing

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Well, thank you! Please share it...

[@lucaashworth4798]

im reading Faust and this is brilliant

[@nyokaps2738]

This is absolutely amazing! One of the best things I've ever seen in my life!!! Thank you!

[@user-or7ji5hv8y]

I don’t know. The plot line seems more suitable for an opera.

[@abuzerylmaz2011]

Man you deserve more subs than this you are awsome

[@robirobi5950]

now....who else had no fucking idea that the second part of Faust exists while you had written an entire fucking essay about it?

[@dancingshiva7008]

Hmm. I'm glad I never read Faust. Makes me curious what the big deal was back in the day. Maybe it was just the basic concept, which I must say is intriguing.

[@CalcetinVlogs]

You should read faust,personally i liked more the first part

[@Lorenzo23910]

Thanks so much. I really love your work!

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Thanks for the kind feedback! You'd do me a great favour if you recommended my channel to your friends.

[@Digifan001]

So this is basically some wierd mix of crossover and fanfiction.

[@Tolstoy111]

Using mythological characters is fan fiction? So The Iliad and The Odyssey are fan fiction?

[@thepearlreview9236]

Brangelina reference in Faust review. ::slow clap::

[@steinwayandsomeguy3253]

wait, the homunculus doesn't die

[@sachabruyn3481]

I never knew legos or goethe were this cool

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Thanks a lot, but it's Playmobil ;-)

[@josephzepeda7608]

Mmmm, homunculus doesn't bump into something, he ecstatically erupts himself onto Galatea. It's pretty randy

[@tiaturnbullchampionscoachi9587]

This is great! Awesome!!! Thank you!

[@Michalastar]

this is fantastich

[@Kcoolin]

How many takes did it take you to get it all down?

[@moudz6478]

I can't stop laughing 😫 😩

[@blissconnect_]

this is what I call content

[@ferrypotato9954]

hold down the space bar while he is talking if you are watching on computer LOL

[@stephanismyname9335]

Am I the only one confused about the granddaughter thing?

[@user-ju7ze9to4k]

Why only 1000 subs?! Make it 1001 then...

[@blueghost7141]

I love this

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Cheers.

[@parniafazelzadeh5696]

The women-soul ledeth us upward and on!

[@mariabacchetta1582]

THANK YOU

[@nataliastasiak6459]

I swear I was listening to the audiobook, and everything was fine, and then I blinked and Mephisto is talking with Moiras and Faust really wants to bang Helena of Troy. So now I'm left frantically searching for a recap of the second part

[@_Caspergers_]

lol I'm so used to these in German I didn't even realize it was english until a few minutes in

[@TheLoyalOfficer]

Isn't it more of a comedy though?

[@nobobonobo]

Great video mate

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Thank you, please share!

[@chrisdoorduin8537]

Bravo Bravo!

[@leamerrill3618]

Uh..... What?

[@daeboilyoverhorse9026]

Deutsche Literatur ist die Beste! XD

[@tabster6288]

Thank you!! I really enjoyed it! Now I'm learning about E.T.A. Hoffmann in class.

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Thank you - I'm sure I'll dub one of my Hoffmann videos one of these days.

[@heroxvex7754]

Your a genius

[@SommersWorldLiteratureToGo]

Well, I'm flattered. Please recommend my channel!

[@Internet_user777]

Great job, but goethe wrote some whacky story

[@yanasungar9000]

HA;;