This character notes that "many a king is ruled by his prime minister and many a minister by his secretary." He later refers to himself as "a wanderer on this eartha pilgrim." This character loses himself in his emotions when a new friend says "Klopstock." He receives a "Wetstein Homer" to replace his "Ernesti edition" as a gift from Albert on his birthday. The work titled for this character is mostly comprised of a series of his letters written to William about his love for Lotte. He eventually commits suicide over his unrequited love in an action that was imitated by many impressionable 18t
This character notes that "many a king is ruled by his prime minister and many a minister by his secretary." He later refers to himself as "a wanderer on this eartha pilgrim." This character loses himself in his emotions when a new friend says "Klopstock." He receives a "Wetstein Homer" to replace his "Ernesti edition" as a gift from Albert on his birthday. The work titled for this character is mostly comprised of a series of his letters written to William about his love for Lotte. He eventually commits suicide over his unrequited love in an action that was imitated by many impressionable 18th-century European youths. For 10 points, name this "young" character whose "Sorrows" title a Goethe work.
This character notes that "many a king is ruled by his prime minister and many a minister by his secretary."
Werther [or The Sorrows of Young Werther; or Die Leiden des Jungen Werthers]