Friederike

In some ways it’s not unreasonable to think this: Lenz was interested in Friederike because of Goethe, the point was not the girl, but the occupation of a privileged persona, the shadowing of a man whose literary talents were already gaining a reputation, an imaginative leap into the outline of someone he wanted to be: talented, wealthy, famous, sane.

Revisiting the Past « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Then she rearranged us all, and Hella and I were moved to the 5th bench on the window side; the two twins, the Ehrenfelds got our places; in front of us is Lohr and a new girl called Friederike

A Young Girl's Diary 1923

Isabel (Luise Heyer), Arne (Franz Dinda), Dorle (Friederike Becht), and Nico (Volker Bruch) relax on the grass in Westwind.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Although Dorle (Friederike Becht) and Isabel (Luise Heyer) are sororal rather than identical twins, as they have grown up they've developed a coded system of determining how to respond to life's challenges and risks.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Isabel (Luise Heyer), Arne (Franz Dinda), Dorle (Friederike Becht), and Nico (Volker Bruch) relax on the grass in Westwind.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Friederike Becht and Luise Heyer display an uncanny closeness with their body language almost like identical twins.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Friederike Becht and Luise Heyer display an uncanny closeness with their body language almost like identical twins.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Although Dorle (Friederike Becht) and Isabel (Luise Heyer) are sororal rather than identical twins, as they have grown up they've developed a coded system of determining how to respond to life's challenges and risks.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012

Now, having heard this gossip on the grapevine, Lenz came along and started to befriend Friederike himself.

Revisiting the Past « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Isabel (Luise Heyer), Arne (Franz Dinda), Dorle (Friederike Becht), and Nico (Volker Bruch) relax on the grass in Westwind.

George Heymont: What Part of the Word "Verboten" Did You Not Understand? George Heymont 2012