Random reminder that when strangerwriters was asked to describe the characters with famous musicals, they used Spring Awakening to describe Will

*coughsneezecough* SPRING awakening *ahem*

SPRINGGG!

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Just FYI, spring awakening is a play well-known for its explicitness for showing homosexuality when it was published and later performed around 1890-1900. It was usually banned or heavily censored for the time that it was published throughout the 20th century. The musical, which is really just a recreation of the play (with songs) that was off-broadway at first in the 90’s, explores the conflicting lives of teenhood sexuality. Much less censored this time around, but also is is given a turn into a more comedic outlook on the teens’ situations.

The two boys who are love interests in the show are two who I don’t really think reflect anything near byler, but it’s still definitely something they used to emphasize that Will is most definitely not straight and that they may be revealing it at some time that relates to spring. anygays thank you for coming to my TED Talk