after a group of aristocrats snub him at a dinner party.
This character is upset when a pet canary pecks at his love interest's lips and then his. On his birthday, this character receives a two-volume copy of Homer, from which he reads the story of Emmaus (eh-MAY-us)  after a group of aristocrats snub him at a dinner party. While looking out the window at a morning rain, this character bursts into tears when a woman says, "Klopstock!" After quitting his hated job as an assistant to an ambassador, this character returns to (*)  Wahlheim, where he gives a passionate reading of his translation of the songs of Ossian. In anguish over his love interest's marriage to Albert, this character asks her to send him two hunting pistols and then kills himself in a widely imitated suicide. For 10 points, name this lover of Lotte  (LOH-tuh)  whose "sorrows" title a Goethe novel.
This character is upset when a pet canary pecks at his love interest's lips and then his.
Young  Werther   (VAIR-tur)