In one work by this author, Mariane loves both Norberg, who is absent, and the protagonist.
In one work by this author, Mariane loves both Norberg, who is absent, and the protagonist. That work, which is sometimes credited as the first bildungsroman, is Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship. In another work by this author, the protagonist falls in love with Charlotte, who is engaged to Albert, and his story is told through letters written to Wilhelm [VIL-helm]. This writer also wrote a work in which a man goes for a walk on Easter with his assistant Wagner [VAWG-nur]. That title character, who will die immediately if he experiences a perfect moment, takes in a stray poodle that transforms into Mephistopheles, with whom he makes a deal. Name this 19th century German author of The Sorrows of Young Werther and Faust.
In one work by this author, Mariane loves both Norberg, who is absent, and the protagonist.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe [GRR-tuh]