What's the most you've cried at a fictional character's death?
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Chewbacca dies? D: It's not true, that's impossible![/quote]Souther Thorn said:
It's true, though it was in an expanded universe book, Vector Prime. Although, he goes out by getting smacked by a moon, so...honorable (if not just BADASS) end I suppose.
Exactly. I cried in the cinema. I cried when I was watching it at home on a VHS. and I can't bear watching this scene again anytime the movie's on.RyQ_TMC said:That's an easy one.
I cried in the theater, and later developed a habit of leaving the room when watching Lion King on VHS and That Scene was approaching.
Captcha: Big screen. Yes captcha, I saw it in the theater. I cried. We all cried.
My Dog Skip... Why do dog movies almost always end badly? Marley and Me made me cry too, of course that one was based on a true story.
I like dogs and my family has always owned one, so I have a bleeding heart for the cute little furballs.
I like dogs and my family has always owned one, so I have a bleeding heart for the cute little furballs.
Argh, you're right... The Going Merry was their first ship. >_<CriticalMiss said:Methinks you mean the Going Merry. And yes, it is one of the three times I've cried whilst watching One Piece. The others being Usopp's fight with Luffy and Robin getting rescues. The Water 7 arc was just so heart wrenching and awesome at the same time.sanquin said:1: One Piece. The Thousand Sunny. To think a shounen anime could make me shed tears for a friggin' boat.
I can tell you that. My father passed away on April 10th. I reacted by crying several times that afternoon/evening. And I coped with it by smoking weed, listening to lots of music and surrounding myself with other people as much as possible for a week or so. At the funeral I cried even more.Sofus said:
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I listed only three, but I remember at least another 5 now. It's just too hard to pick one or two where I cried the 'most' though.
How has no one said the end of Half-Life 2 Episode 2? Didn't cry but it's the closest I've ever come...
And it's definitely one of the most brutal Father-Daughter character deaths I've seen yet, just sayin'
Anybody remember that HBO show Oz? The night before Cyril was to go to the chair was hands down the saddest thing I have ever seen.
Lee's death in the Walking Dead game is the only time I've cried at a piece of fictional work.
Makes me well up just thinking about it.
Makes me well up just thinking about it.
Rorschach's death in the comic of Watchmen. The horrific desperation, tears streaming down his face as everything he believes in crumbles, begging his friend to kill him... goddamn that was a powerful scene.
One most people won't have come across: the death of Charlie in Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo. First time I ever cried reading or watching anything, ever. Goddamn that was horrible
One most people won't have come across: the death of Charlie in Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo. First time I ever cried reading or watching anything, ever. Goddamn that was horrible
Lelouch's death.
It's heart crushing. He gets killed, falls down to his younger sister. All the people around start cheering because of his death while Nanuly holds him in her hands and finds out the truth.
Her crying while while almost everyone else cheers about his death... my eyes got all wet just from writing this.
It's heart crushing. He gets killed, falls down to his younger sister. All the people around start cheering because of his death while Nanuly holds him in her hands and finds out the truth.
Her crying while while almost everyone else cheers about his death... my eyes got all wet just from writing this.
The finishing scene in Skyward Sword when Fi says goodbye. She was annoying as fuck but I still got sad.
the death of Liev the storyteller-
there is a indie film from 2009 called 'Ink', a contemporary fantasy about an estranged father and daughter that I cry through nearly the whole running time of, there's so many emotional reveals to it. For those with patience for experimental micro budget films, I recommend.
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there is a indie film from 2009 called 'Ink', a contemporary fantasy about an estranged father and daughter that I cry through nearly the whole running time of, there's so many emotional reveals to it. For those with patience for experimental micro budget films, I recommend.
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I think this is relevant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GebMPnUUg44Elementary - Dear Watson said:
This...
When I read it in the book I cried for ages! Still well up thinking about it!
OT: the last episode of the Walking Dead game. First one that came to mind.
I also got very emotional when my dog died in Fable 2. I was about 10 when that happened, next playthrough I resurrected him despite being completely pure/good.
And of course the dog from I am Legend.
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Having subjected myself to the myriads of children's shows the japanese make for the sole purpose of separating tears from their ducts (yeah, "children's". it's not even ambiguous like some anime. Japan's a messed up place) I'm no stranger to deep and absorbing sorrow as a result of fiction. Grave of the Fireflies, Nobody's boy Remi, A dog of Flanders (though the source material for that one was just as sad), Barefoot Gen, etc, these are all titles that made me ball back in the day.
these days a touching scene can warm my heart, and a tragic scene may make me sob a little, but I try to avoid the hardcore emotional liver-blows. my poor heart can't take it. As a result, aside from a few episodes of futurama, I've only cried when characters I've had years to grow attached to are suddenly yanked away.
R.I.P, Ulquiorra. You found your heart, tin-man.
Having subjected myself to the myriads of children's shows the japanese make for the sole purpose of separating tears from their ducts (yeah, "children's". it's not even ambiguous like some anime. Japan's a messed up place) I'm no stranger to deep and absorbing sorrow as a result of fiction. Grave of the Fireflies, Nobody's boy Remi, A dog of Flanders (though the source material for that one was just as sad), Barefoot Gen, etc, these are all titles that made me ball back in the day.
these days a touching scene can warm my heart, and a tragic scene may make me sob a little, but I try to avoid the hardcore emotional liver-blows. my poor heart can't take it. As a result, aside from a few episodes of futurama, I've only cried when characters I've had years to grow attached to are suddenly yanked away.
R.I.P, Ulquiorra. You found your heart, tin-man.