Freche Mädchen

14-year-old Mila is bright and imaginative but has dyslexia, which complicates schoolwork and communication. She uses poetry and song to express her feelings, especially toward a crush, and writes a secret love poem that sets off a series of misunderstandings. Her romantic entanglements and family news push her toward self-discovery and resilience. By the end, she gains clarity and confidence.

14-year-old Hanna is Mila's friend and emotional anchor. She juggles romance with Branko and pursues a casting show, reaching the quarterfinals. Her boldness clashes with others at times, but her loyalty keeps the trio together. She helps navigate the group’s ups and downs as she faces her own romantic twists.

Kati is outspoken and passionate, chasing crushes while trying to understand love. She shifts affections from Florian to Brian and endures a rough night after being attacked, only to regain her composure and rekindle friendship. Her resilience and straightforward nature keep the trio balanced. She ultimately reconnects with Tobi, showing her strength to move on.

The new student from Hamburg who stirs up the girls' emotions and rivalries. He becomes the focal point of several crushes and romantic tensions, while his own feelings remain ambiguous. He inspires Mila’s secret poem-to-song moment and sparks jealousy among the others. Ultimately, he is drawn to Vanessa, reshaping the group’s dynamics.

Hanna’s love interest who shares a special, almost symbolic bond with her, described as a second heart that glows when the other is near. He represents a steady, affectionate romance within the group and stabilizes Hanna during turbulent times. Their relationship rekindles as the cast works through the show and social pressures.

The self-styled ‘Drama Queen’ who thrives on attention and becomes a rival in the girls’ romantic pursuits. She captures Brian’s attention, creating tension within the trio and driving some of the show’s plot twists. Her bold personality pushes the others to assert themselves and navigate social hierarchies.

A trainee German teacher who stands in for Mila’s pregnant teacher. Mila’s secret poem and her mother’s dinner with Pit fuel the drama, and Pit’s presence highlights the blurred lines between adult authority and teen romance. He becomes part of the social web around the girls and a catalyst for misunderstandings.

A classmate who plays a key role in Mila’s emotional journey, with a hidden connection to the Pegasus symbol. The two share moments that hint at deeper feelings, and Mila eventually realizes Markus is the titular Pegasus. He is a calm, meaningful presence who anchors Mila during the hillside revelation.