!Sayori in Doki Doki Literature Club!<. Hot Dam did that hit like a brick wall
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Rob and Catelyn Stark in the Red Wedding. So traumatizing!
2B from Nier: Automata...
Bridge to Terabithia
!Leslie!<
I think, due to lack of diagnosis and medication, plus age - I was barely double digits - Aeris/Aerith in FF7.
I had no spoilers. And it wasn't so much the death itself, it was the fact that I had fucking FARMED shit for her. She's healer coded? I already had a history with RPGs, and healers are worth their weight in gold.
I think all that time and effort invested really solidified it.
Also, I had phoenix downs. WTF?
The 'dead' status is more properly 'unconscious' in Final Fantasy games, and is sometimes actually translated that way. FF5 even has a scene where they try using phoenix downs on a genuinely dead character and it doesn't work.
Ka'Dargo in "Farscape Peacekeeper War". They were on their way for Moya to pick them up. The worst of the fighting was over and BAM.
At least he went out as a warrior.
Athelstan from Vikings.
Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner
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the dog Searchlight dies in the end, and it fucking killed me as a child when I read this
Richard Gere in Hachi.
Lessons in Chemistry.
Storm light archive has a tough one.
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Teft
In a totally different vein, Grey's anatomy has the worst one
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Dereks death was super heavy. But the COVID fever dreams were cathartic.
Just like Jesus, He didn't even really die. He went away for a few days and on the third day he rose again so that all may follow him and enjoy everlasting life.
John Cofey in The Green Mile.
Wash's, in "Serenity". It was just so unexpected and abrupt, and it served to generate a sense of unease in the viewer; after Wash's death, no character seemed to be protected by plot armor. Granted, Shepherd Book bit it before Wash did, but the movie seemed to set him up to be separate from the rest of the crew. I loved that Whedon played with this concept of fragility in the ensuing battle, with Kaylee getting darted, Zoe getting sliced up, and Simon getting shot. And then, Mal's battle with the agent... I thought the misdirect was masterfully done.
I've been affected by character deaths before and since, but Wash's death was the only death I've seen in media that has made me worry for the safety of the other characters. It made a lot of sense outside of the movie, too, as "Serenity" was more or less a tribute to some IP that was never going to get resurrected. While watching the movie for the first time, I was left thinking: "what if Whedon just said 'fuck it'?"
There's something people always leave out in all this. The crash right before wash dies really feels as if serenity could be totaled. So first that crash... Then all of that
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First time I saw Wash die in firefly was brutal.
More recently, after watching better call Saul I am heartbroken over Mike's death. Particularly for Stacey and Kaylee.
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"Dogmeat has died".
Oh no he fucking has not. Reload.
Mordin Solus from Mass Effect.
"Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong"
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Robin Williams as the Bicentennial Man. The movie was okay; his performance was amazing. I've struggled with mortality for a while, like I expect a lot of people do, and to see him as a character who started their existence immortal, and to choose mortality. His death in the movie hit me much, much harder than I expected. I haven't watched the movie again since my first viewing because I'm honestly afraid of going through that again.
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Joyce Summers. That episode of Buffy was a masterpiece.
Holy hell, that was so brutal. How she was just lying there, with eyes open and all
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Artax from The Neverending Story
Jesus, because no one ever shuts up about it
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