At one point in this work, the title character reveals his hope of spending his life alone, passing time drinking good coffee and reading the works of Homer.  The protagonist works for a young prince after failing to enter the army.  This occurs after he resigns the position secured for him by Wilhelm.  After returning to Walheim, Albert's wife asks the protagonist to read Ossian to her.  In a section entitled "The Editor to the Reader," a neighbor reports the flash of two pistols brought to the protagonist by his servant.  Ending with the title character's suicide due to his obsession with Charlotte, FTP name this Goethe novel.
At one point in this work, the title character reveals his hope of spending his life alone, passing time drinking good coffee and reading the works of Homer.  The protagonist works for a young prince after failing to enter the army.  This occurs after he resigns the position secured for him by Wilhelm.  After returning to Walheim, Albert's wife asks the protagonist to read Ossian to her.  In a section entitled "The Editor to the Reader," a neighbor reports the flash of two pistols brought to the protagonist by his servant.  Ending with the title character's suicide due to his obsession with Charlotte, FTP name this Goethe novel.
At one point in this work, the title character reveals his hope of spending his life alone, passing time drinking good coffee and reading the works of Homer.  
The Sorrows of Young Werther