Moritz had found out that he did not pass the semester and that he would probably not be promoted to the next year of classes. Fanny Gabor, Melchi's mom, wrote Moritz a letter in response
to the one he had sent her. This leads to the song "And Than There Were None", which is a combination of Fanny writing the letter to Moritz and him responding back to her. Than Melchior is in his hayloft and he too is now confused of his body even though he knows more than most of his classmates, this leads to the song "Mirror Blue Night" in which he claims he is a man and a child. Wendla finds him and he does not want to face her due to what he did to her. She convinces him to talk to her and they do. Than all of a sudden they are confessing their love for one another. Melchi wants to take it one step further but Wendla who has no one idea whats going on tells him no. He keeps talking to her and they begin to kiss and once more he tries to go further than just kissing. Finally Wendla agrees to it and they have sex. All the other kids come and grabs the side of the hayloft and sing "I Believe". And this ends Act 1.I will write act 2 later
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