twistedmic said:From the North American/Canadian being human remake-And another from the Being Human remake (I haven't seen the UK version)- While she's not a minor character, the way Sally diedCara's death was kinda sad. She was cute and Josh really seemed to like her, even though she had her sights set on Aidan, and was murdered by a pissed off, vengeful recently turned vampire. Made even worse by the fact that Josh all but begged Aidan to save her, which would have turned her as well.was both shocking and sad.accidentally (I think) killed by her insanely jealous and insecure prick boyfriend. He shoved her against a wall, she bounced off then fell down the stairs.
When you said Cara I was thinking of the UK version, where there's a minor character called Cara (a vampire) who basically acts as kind of a lackey of the big bad of series 1, Herrick. She's also a vampire and gets trapped in a brick wall by Mitchell (the original version of Aidan) as punishment for breaking his rules on the group no longer drinking human blood, because he doesn't like actually killing fellow vampires. And now she's escaped and back, after resurrecting Herrick at the end of series 2. We don't have an original equivalent of your version of Cara though, save the name, so...
Also, your second example, that's exactly how the main ghost girl (Annie) dies - her boyfriend pushes her down the stairs then covers it up. And he's been cheating on her, to top it all off, and she ends up getting revenge at the end by scaring away the other woman and driving her killer/boyfriend insane. Not by showing herself to him as a ghost, he's perfectly fine with that, weirdly enough. It's only when she tells him what's in the afterlife and waiting for him that he goes mental (we don't hear it, she whispers it into his ear...).
Also, your second example, that's exactly how the main ghost girl (Annie) dies - her boyfriend pushes her down the stairs then covers it up. And he's been cheating on her, to top it all off, and she ends up getting revenge at the end by scaring away the other woman and driving her killer/boyfriend insane. Not by showing herself to him as a ghost, he's perfectly fine with that, weirdly enough. It's only when she tells him what's in the afterlife and waiting for him that he goes mental (we don't hear it, she whispers it into his ear...).
On topic: It takes a hell of a lot to move me even when killing off a main character, so killing off a minor character almost never succeeds in doing so. However, I can't deny I was somewhat annoyed and upset slightly by the deaths of minor characters in Halo 3.
Send me out with a bang... great final words, and a fitting tribute to a badass soldier indeed...