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A tragi-comedy of teenage sex. Its fourteen-year-old heroine, Wendla, is killed by abortion pills. The young Moritz, terrorized by the world around him, and especially by his teachers, shoots himself. The ending seems likely to be the suicide of Moritz's friend, Melchior, but in a confrontation with a mysterious stranger (the famous Masked Man) he finally manages to shed his illusions and face the consequences.
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German drama, Teenage pregnancy, Suicidal behavior, Teenagers, Drama, Translations into English, Sexual behavior, Drama (dramatic works by one author), Continental european drama (dramatic works by one author), Poetry (poetic works by one author), Adolescence, Social conditionsPlaces
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Spring awakening: a children's tragedy
2008, Dramatists Play Service Inc.
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Spring awakening
1981, Calder, Riverrun Press, Canadian International Library
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0714506346 9780714506340
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Translated from German.
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