It’s 1991 and at a coed private Christian boarding school in , Melchior, Wendla, Moritz and their friends go on all sorts of adventures. Still plenty of angst but guess what? Wendla and Moritz get to live! Cw: teen pregnancy/pregnancy loss, corporal punishment/ the beating scene reimagined. Still trying to write Melchior as a more decent person however.

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

What if Wendla never died from her botched abortion? What if her and Melchior escaped their village together to start a new life? This story is for the ones who want a happy ending.

Moritz and Melchior's lives have been deeply intertwined since childhood, but the imperious powers of puberty, adults, and pop quizzes have kept them more apart than they realize. As the boys approach the end of their schooling years together, they learn what it is to love and be loved without fear, reservation, or hesitation, - they learn what it is to finally exhale.

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.

„Amikor visszatekintünk majd, öt év múlva, a mai nap hihetetlenül gyönyörűnek fog tűnni." Ezek voltak Hänschen Rilow szavai, amikor először megcsókolta szerelmét. Öt év elteltével kiderült, hogy Hänschennek igaza volt. Mint mindig.

A series of drabbles for each song in the show, telling the story of Hanschen and Ernst.

Wendella, Melchior and Moritz head over to Ilse's house to play pirates. rated K because there kids.

Parody of totally fucked

Melchior visits his old friends.

A better ending to the show, one I think everyone would have wanted: Melchior and Wendla get their happy ending. But...it's not always blue skies along the way.

This is a story about Melchior and Wendla after Spring Awakening. Melchior thinks Wendla is dead, and goes back to the boarding school. He befriends Erne, an older student who's sister died because of anemia. Once he graduates, Melchior befriends a new friend who is deaf like Wendla. Will he find his way again? Melchior/Wendla, DWSA

What if they escaped? What if they did live happily ever after? But there are challenges along the way to getting to that ending. (REWRITTEN 2017 VERSION) PLEASE REVIEW!

Moritz's favorite part of summer was at night, when the two of them would sit on Melchi's back porch and roll their own cigarettes. Melchior always rolled his for him, not because Moritz wasn't capable but because that's just how it'd always been.

After Moritz's death. (Suicide and References to suicide)

"He'd gone home, tried to carry on, tried to write, tried to sleep, but had found himself lying awake, staring at the ceiling, transfixed by how dull it was compared to the compared to the night sky, and wondering why the world had decided to spare him, and why it couldn't have done the same thing for Moritz and Wendla." ritz/melchi/wendla

"Have you prayed today, Hanschen? It doesn't look like you've prayed." In which the wrong boy gets cold feet and faith isn't always a question of right and wrong.

Modern high school AU set in a strict Catholic school. It's the boys' senior year, and Melchior finds himself ashamed and perplexed by early-grown freshman, Wendla Bergman. Moritz can't cope with the pain of living. Ilse's deep in the party life. Hanschen, star athlete, doesn't want his secret relationship to be revealed. Melchior/Wendla. Thea/Anna. Hanschen/Ernst. Moritz/Ilse.

Ernst had always known it was temporary. Every year they last is a surprise.

he kisses her, and she's sure she never knew life before him. he kisses her, and she's sure she never knew death before him, either.

Melchior/Moritz. "Death must be so beautiful. To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one's head, and listen to silence. To have no yesterday, and no to-morrow. To forget time, to forget life, to be at peace. You can help me. You can open for me the portals of death's house, for love is always with you, and love is stronger than death is." - Oscar Wilde

Hanschen - although he never its it - Loves Ernst with all his heart. How better to show it than with a surprise filled Valentines day. Deaf!Ernst and Hearing!Hanschen, kushy fluff

Moritz doesn't move, until he moves all at once. Melchior makes flight look easy, and Moritz wants... He wants.

For Hanschen, death isn't so bad. There are worse things, after all.

Ernst doesn't know how he hasn't been kicked out of the program yet. Him still being here must be a mistake. When a fellow cadet dies, he looks at his Drift partner and wonders if any of his classmates will make it to the Pacific. Spring Awakening characters in the Pacific Rim world.