Create a surreal sketch of this character in the style of Edward Gorey, using fine cross-hatching to bring subtle texture and depth while maintaining the intensity and drama of the original image. The character stands in a commanding pose, dressed in a long blue coat, leather gloves, and boots, with a fierce expression of anger or determination. His hair flows wildly, enhancing the dynamic tension of the moment. Incorporate Gorey’s cross-hatching to emphasize the folds of the coat, the shadows on the bricks, and the texture of surrounding objects, without overwhelming the scene. Use fine, deliberate lines to add a slightly eerie undertone to the expression and posture, reflecting both control and subtle madness. The rubble and broken architecture in the background should be minimally suggested with sparse, sketch-like elements, leaving space for the focus to remain on the character. Introduce small symbolic motifs--such as a hidden pocket watch or the silhouette of a crow on the debris--to hint at themes of time, decay, or transformation. Use negative space effectively to heighten the stillness amidst the dynamic tension, balancing the scene’s dramatic action with Gorey’s surreal simplicity.