in reference to The Sufferings of Young Werther, the French novelist and critic Maurice Blanchot once wrote the following: “For Goethe, it was not just about reconstructing a world that seemed incontestable, it was more so about furnishing oneself with an internal order that is just as solid as the external order beyond the social vertigo to which Werther lost himself.” Demonstrate through passages in the text how Werther endeavors to develop and maintain an inner order—in his art, his social life, and his professional life. If he fails in doing so, as Blanchot writes, describe where and how he fails. Conversely, if you disagree with Blanchot, and believe that Werther chose the only available path open to him, demonstrate how this might be the case