How does The Sorrows of Young Werther end?

In Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's novel The Sorrows of Young Werther, the protagonist, Werther, is a sensitive and artistic young man who struggles to reconcile his idealized, poetic view of the world with the realities of everyday life.1

After falling into a state of deep depression caused by his unrequited love for Charlotte (Lotte)—who is already engaged to another man—and his growing sense of the emptiness of existence, Werther finds himself unable to overcome his despair. The novel concludes with the tragic death of the hero, as he commits suicide.1