Wendla Bergmann is a fictional character from the play Spring Awakening, written by Frank Wedekind. She is a young girl navigating the challenges of adolescence in a repressive society. Wendla is curious and passionate, often questioning the norms around her, particularly regarding love and sexuality. In the story, Wendla's journey reflects the struggles of youth and the impact of societal expectations. Her relationships with other characters, such as Melchior Gabor and Moritz Stiefel, highlight the complexities of growing up and the consequences of a lack of open communication about important issues.