One character in this novel recites Ossian on his final visit to his love, and after leaving Wahlheim, its protagonist befriends (*) Fraulein von B.
One character in this novel wears a "shabby green coat" and is the wildflower-searching Heinrich, who was fired from his job after loving this novel's central female character. This novel's protagonist is snubbed by the aristocratic members of society when he visits his employer, Count C, on the same day they do. One character in this novel recites Ossian on his final visit to his love, and after leaving Wahlheim, its protagonist befriends (*) Fraulein von B. This novel's protagonist ultimately shoots himself after Albert ends up with Lotte, inspiring numerous copycat suicides. For ten points, identify this epistolary novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
One character in this novel wears a "shabby green coat" and is the wildflower-searching Heinrich, who was fired from his job after loving this novel's central female character.
The Sorrows of Young Werther (or Die Lieden des jungen Werthers) &lt;MS&gt;