Thanks for the summary! I had seen gifsets and screenshots and reviews (complaining about the gratuitous het) and such, but not a breakdown that lays out the plot structure so clearly.
Wilhelmine and Katte fall in love, which Fritz isn't happy about. (Summary doesn't say which of them he's jealous of.)
Let's be real. If Wilhelmine fell for Katte and let it be known, the three of them would have jumped all over a ménage à trois. Not saying jealousy would never have reared its ugly head, not with two of them deeply psychologically scarred and the third still a product of the 18th century, but if W and K were getting along, Fritz might well have seen this as an opportunity rather than something to complain about. ;)
FW, on the other hand...
Old Fritz is on stage with Katte's ghost the entire time, arguing about his life
I can't decide whether my reaction is <3 or </3, but either way, it hurts so good. Much like someone arguing with a certain best enemy ghost in 1780 and wondering where all his other ghosts are. :-(
Re: Fritz - the Musical
Wilhelmine and Katte fall in love, which Fritz isn't happy about. (Summary doesn't say which of them he's jealous of.)
Let's be real. If Wilhelmine fell for Katte and let it be known, the three of them would have jumped all over a ménage à trois. Not saying jealousy would never have reared its ugly head, not with two of them deeply psychologically scarred and the third still a product of the 18th century, but if W and K were getting along, Fritz might well have seen this as an opportunity rather than something to complain about. ;)
FW, on the other hand...
Old Fritz is on stage with Katte's ghost the entire time, arguing about his life
I can't decide whether my reaction is <3 or </3, but either way, it hurts so good. Much like someone arguing with a certain best enemy ghost in 1780 and wondering where all his other ghosts are. :-(