The little nameless monkey at the intro of Disney's 'Tarzan'. I mean, you can hear it scream as it's being torn and eaten by a leopard!
That's just gruesome and sad!
That's just gruesome and sad!
What's the most you've cried at a fictional character's death?
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I've only cried a couple of times to fictional work, and none of them have been at a death.
The part of Pheonix Wright: Trials and Tribulations where
made me misty-eyed.
Additionally, I don't think I've ever felt such genuine hatred for a character as I feel for Dahlia Hawthorne.
The part of Pheonix Wright: Trials and Tribulations where
Fawles, Mia Fey's first client, commits suicide
made me misty-eyed.
Additionally, I don't think I've ever felt such genuine hatred for a character as I feel for Dahlia Hawthorne.
Nagisa's death. And tears of "Bullshit!" after she got revived.
Other than that, Adam Sandler's character in "Click". Yeah, I wish it were something else, too.
Won't say I cried, but FMA Brotherhood does draw out a nice emotional response, most parts with Envy surprisingly.VodkaKnight said:
But on topic: Mass Effect 3
Mordin: "I am the very model of a scientist Salarian." Manly tears. Actually looked into it when I heard that he only sings that if you got him to sing in ME2, and there's so much more content taht ME3 'rewards' you with if you took the time to do this and or that. And not a single fuck was given about the ending.
Except for Javik wanting to stay when you do the final charge in the extended cut.
Except for Javik wanting to stay when you do the final charge in the extended cut.
A Song of Ice and Fire and Flashpoint are the only book and TV series, respectively, that I have ever cried to (excluding when I was 10 and would run off crying to the second act of EVERY MOVIE EVER) and I cried as a result of powerful character moments, not character deaths.
John Marston. He finally gets his family, finally gets back to normal, then that fucker agent Ross comes to kill you in front of your wife and son. And you can see that it's his family that John is thinking of as he dies.
I didnt so much as cry but i was really fucked off even more so when i had to play as his annoying son. Anyway i relished the revenge at the end needless to say i dropped the fucker off in bear countryusername sucks said:
On topic: the last scene in bucket list is pretty moving when he leaves his ashes on the mountain. Two of my favourite actors in that film too and the chemistry between them was amazing
Marley and me got me but hes real and hes a dog
The top three moments, and probably most recent (from my perspective), are the Fifth and Tenth Doctors' deaths/regenerations and the entirety of ME3.
I know Tennant's Doctor gets a bit of flak for having an emotional ending but, when I first watched it, I needed that emotional scene. Also the twenty minutes of goodbye. It was hard for me when he was my doctor. Five's goodbye was also hard because, damn, did he go out in a spectacular fashion. I still have a hard time watching those episodes/serials knowing what will happen.
I didn't have a lot of characters die on me in ME3 (complete paragon with no deaths in previous games) but it seemed like after every mission I was crying. Mordin started it and I cried. Thane was next, and I stopped the game. Legion had me pacing. By the end...as much as I can respect the ending, I was sad for a full month after playing that game. Didn't even touch anything else for a while because of the emotional attachment I had left-over from ME3. Brutal.
Another one was a bunch of character deaths in Torchwood. I knew all of them were happening except when I watched the actual episodes I was a complete mess.
Movies are a mixed bag for me. Don't cry all too much with them: less emotional attachment from 2 hrs.
I know Tennant's Doctor gets a bit of flak for having an emotional ending but, when I first watched it, I needed that emotional scene. Also the twenty minutes of goodbye. It was hard for me when he was my doctor. Five's goodbye was also hard because, damn, did he go out in a spectacular fashion. I still have a hard time watching those episodes/serials knowing what will happen.
I didn't have a lot of characters die on me in ME3 (complete paragon with no deaths in previous games) but it seemed like after every mission I was crying. Mordin started it and I cried. Thane was next, and I stopped the game. Legion had me pacing. By the end...as much as I can respect the ending, I was sad for a full month after playing that game. Didn't even touch anything else for a while because of the emotional attachment I had left-over from ME3. Brutal.
Another one was a bunch of character deaths in Torchwood. I knew all of them were happening except when I watched the actual episodes I was a complete mess.
Movies are a mixed bag for me. Don't cry all too much with them: less emotional attachment from 2 hrs.
I have not actually cried, but a few fictional deaths did manage to hit me.
Annah from Planescape: Torment, her scene in Fortress of Regrets is quite crushing.
Interestingly enough, Max at the end of The Devil's Playhouse. Not his death as such, but seeing just how utterly devastated Sam was.
Madison in Alpha Protocol was rather emotional, but this one was more along the lines "Okay, I am so going to kill that guy."
A particularly odd one was Mavralyn in WoW, after Darkshore got cataclysm'd. Actually just a minor NPC, but me playing a night elf rogue, and her dialogue made it really, really sad.
The way the entire crew of Gosroth went down in Crest of the Stars didn't leave me cold, either.
Felt bad for Myryan from Sine Mora as well.
Annah from Planescape: Torment, her scene in Fortress of Regrets is quite crushing.
Interestingly enough, Max at the end of The Devil's Playhouse. Not his death as such, but seeing just how utterly devastated Sam was.
Madison in Alpha Protocol was rather emotional, but this one was more along the lines "Okay, I am so going to kill that guy."
A particularly odd one was Mavralyn in WoW, after Darkshore got cataclysm'd. Actually just a minor NPC, but me playing a night elf rogue, and her dialogue made it really, really sad.
The way the entire crew of Gosroth went down in Crest of the Stars didn't leave me cold, either.
Felt bad for Myryan from Sine Mora as well.
Okay, I stand corrected on the "not actually cried part". Indeed. That movie is so soul-crushingly tragic that if you have not shed a tear at the end, you have no heart.Murais said:
for me it has to be one of two characters, Nagisa and her daughter in Clannad, and quite possibly when Menma disappears at the end of Anohana: We Still Don't Know The Name Of The Flower We Saw That Day.
This scene for me was one of the hardest things to stomach. I was in tears.
EDIT: cannot find one that has actual voices.
When Walt killed Mike on breaking bad. Didn't make me cry but its the only character that comes to mind when talking about this sort of thing.
I forgot- I cried when Red XIII finds out the truth, that his father was not a coward, but a hero- one of my fave moments from an rpg, ever-
