Ada Gabor
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AU where Wendla doesn't get an abortion and has her and Melchior's daughter, Ada Lise Gabor. Wendla wants to tell the almost four-year-old Ada the truth about Melchior Gabor, the man who she sometimes gets to visit and play with, but pressure from her bitter mother, as well as the fact the couple remains unmarried, weigh heavily on her mind.
Disclaimer: **Melchior is also a…better (?) person in this and acknowledges his treatment of Wendla in the past. Because I recognize that canonically they are the furthest thing from couple goals, but I purposely wrote in his character growth**
Cw: sex, mentions of child abuse, mentions of abortion, mentions of suicide, mentions of sexual coercion
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- Part 1 of Spring Awakening
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AU where Wendla didn’t get an abortion and she and Melchior have developed a healthier relationship.
Melchior and Wendla, now 20, are raising their daughter Ada, almost 5 (the one Wendla got pregnant with in the musical) they are also expecting their second child.
Sequel to Ada Gabor. Same cw for mentions of abortion, suicide, sexual coercion
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- Part 2 of Spring Awakening
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16-year-old Melchior Gabor has been a father for a year now. He hasn’t met Ada yet, as he’s been living at a reformatory and his parents and Wendla’s mother are doing everything they can to keep the two apart. However, with help from friends, Melchior is finally going to meet his daughter.
Cw: mentions of suicide
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- Part 4 of Spring Awakening
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Melchior and Wendla are now 25, married (with a much healthier relationship) and raising their three daughters: 10-year-old Ada, 5-year-old Bertha, and 2-year-old Clara.
In the same trilogy as “Ada Gabor” and “Bertha Gabor.”
Cw: language; mentions of abortion, sexual coercion, corporal punishment, suicide, parental death
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- Part 7 of Spring Awakening
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15-year-old Wendla Bergmann has just returned home to her mother after giving birth at her sister’s house. Frau Bergmann still isn’t happy about the situation, but can’t deny the fact that she has another granddaughter.
Cw: death, infant loss, references to sexual coercion, corporal punishment, suicide (the usual)
Note: Will likely include Melchior and some of the other kids, but it’s primarily focused on the relationship between Wendla and her mother so I’m not sure when they’ll come in yet
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- Part 8 of Spring Awakening