Fictional Deaths

[ManofThunder]

The death of Michael Scofield in 'Prison Break'. It annoyed me more than anything but I felt some sadness at his passing, albeit fictional.

 

[Mr. Snakey]

The last episode of Six Feet Under showed how everyone lived out there lives and how they died. In the last 6 minutes. It was brilliant and breathtaking. Here it is. I love the music.

YouTube - Final Six Minutes of the Six Feet Under Series Finale

 

[nudeyorker]

It's very difficult for me to get manipulated enough by a story to actually cry... however at the end of the play 'night Mother I cried in the cab the entire ride home.

 

[D_Gunther Snotpole]

I also had a teacher read Old Yeller to us. I bawled.

The movie eviscerated me.
I think the dawg may have been the best actor, though. (Here's proof, on YouTube. Later on, The Boys in the Hall did a good spoof.)

 

[rob_just_rob]

Yeh, I was gutted when I first read Lord of the Rings and Gandalf 'died' by falling into that chasm. I ditched the book and didn't go back to it for a decade, until the films came out, lol.

FUCK, man. Ever heard of a "spoiler" tag?













(j/k )

 

[rbkwp]

Without being a Kiljoy
Have to say found tears welling like a toddlers whenever i hear
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true life dramas unfolding
been that way for 10 years or so now
going out with full on emotions, it seems.? HA
enz

may need more light entertainment to balance remains of that soul' ha

 

[D_Lanksesbye Sleepingrawe]

I cried at Nandi's funeral at the end of "Heart of Gold" in Firefly. Something about the way that series is written just makes you care deeply about the people in it.

 

[smudgey]

As someone else mentioned, Six Feet Under when all of the characters that you've come to love so much more than any other series are shown dying in the future... Bawled. And Nate a few eps before

Movies that got me are Jake Gyllenhaal's death in Brokeback Mountain and the young characters' deaths in Grave of the Fireflies.

 

[willow78]

Ditto Six Feet Under finale.

They had become like a family to me so I was sad about all of them. But I had a HUGE crush on Keith (Mathew St Patrick) so his death upset me the most. Before his death, he had turned into a very sexy DILF-bear. I don't know what he ever saw in David.....

 

[B_subgirrl]

Any death of fictional characters get you teared up? I am a HUGE Buffy fan and when Tara died, I just bawled for hours. I still do, even 8 years later. I was rooting for Willow to tear Warren a new asshole...I think he got off easy.

I also cry when I see Doyle die on Angel and it's hard to watch, and even though I knew it was coming, Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.

Also a massive Buffy fan. I cried when Spike died. Even though I knew it was the final season. I was so happy when he came back as a ghost in Angel (in fact, I only ever watched Angel after Spike joined the crew).

 

[DAMP1]

Last episode of Mash.... when they find out that the Colonial was killed on his way home... I believe it was a plane or chopper crash...

 

[ronin001]

Star Trek 2 when Spock died, choked me up, When I first read the Lion The Witch and teh wardrobe and that Aslan was Killed, I stoped reading the book for a while ( but he was reborn later on yea )

 

[B_Hickboy]

We've certainly had our share of those around here, and boy, the trouble they caused. http://www.lpsg.org/26208-dmw-gone.html

 

[HiddenLacey]

I read a book when I was much younger titled Beauty, by Bill Wallace. I remember riding on the bus to school crying my eyes out when they had to put his horse down.

 

[petite]

We've certainly had our share of those around here, and boy, the trouble they caused. http://www.lpsg.org/26208-dmw-gone.html

I recently read an article about this phenomenon. I considered making a thread about it because of how many fakers come to LPSG seeking attention of one sort or another. Then I forgot about it until you just now reminded me.

Here's the thread:

http://www.lpsg.org/241512-fakers-a-psychiatric-condition.html#post3404679

 

[midlifebear]

I remember crying about the death of a couple of dogs when I read Where The Red Fern Grows, but I was also in the 6th grade at the time.

 

[petite]

I cried at the beginning of the new Star Trek when Captain Kirk's dad is talking to his wife just after she gives birth.

 

[midlifebear]

A couple of years ago The Squeeze and I were stuck in Mar del Plata, a place I recommend visiting only to satisfy one's curiosity. The giant cinema in the center of town was showing La Môme, (the biographical film of Edith Piaf starring Marion Cotillard). I dragged The Squeeze screaming and kicking with me to see the film. Both of us wept uncontrollably for the duration. Even more surprising, the film was not subtitled in Spanish and The Squeeze does not speak French.

Whenever I'm feeling melancholy I take advantage of the situation by watching Fellini's Amarcord. The combination of Nino Rota's musical score and Fellini's imagery of his childhood clears my tear ducts and leaves me happy for the rest of the day. But no one dies in Amarcord.

 

[dlfellow]

i didn't cry but i was shocked and felt bad when Gwen Stacy died in Spider-man.