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When you think about your favorite characters' lives after the end of the finale of the show or the end of the book/movie franchise, how do you headcanon their death? How will Harry Potter die? Or Captain Picard? Or Sherlock Holmes? Or Buffy Summers?

(Assuming they didn't already die in canon, of course.)

I used to think there was no way Murtagh would live at the end. Was happily surprised when he did

I want Dean to die on a hunt and Sam TO LET HIM STAY DEAD. And then he needs to get a girlfriend or go back to college or become the new Bobby.

Listen, don't get me wrong here, I like Sam.

But he's nowhere near badass enough to become the new Bobby. RIP.

I don't like Sam but I figure he is the most suited. Maybe him and Garth can work together.

He might be the most suited, true. But I'm not sure there's anyone who can fill those shoes.

(Of course, this might just be down to Bobby being my favorite character on Supernatural, by far, and one of my favorite characters in television period)

I want them both to die.

I just think that Dean would hate living an old boring life. So he should go down in a blaze of glory.

Re: How do you headcanon your favorite characters will die?

(Anonymous) - 2014-08-01 02:10 (UTC) - Expand

I don't like to headcanon my favorite characters' deaths, to be honest! But if I had to... I don't know. I imagine Captain Picard going out not necessarily with a bang, but with the satisfaction that he'd tried his hardest to do what's right.

Or, you know, anything that doesn't involve being squished by a collapsing bridge.

I always imagined Harry dying super old, holding a wand in his hand, recalling with fond memories of first discovering that he belonged to a magical world and being grateful he got to live such a life full of adventure.

:)

Thank you for this image, anon.

Captain Price will probably die alone, old, and sad.

dont forget crippled

No, he will finally date MacMillan like he always wanted, and they will live to be old men together with heaps of cats.

But Soooooooap ;_______;

Their love was better than Twilight.

herpymcderp - 2014-08-02 01:05 (UTC) - Expand

I don't. Honestly I don't tend to think about characters' lives going very far into the future. A little past the end of the story and that's usually it.

Never.

Most of the characters I ever thought to have a death headcanon for ended up dying in canon. Only the Bleach ones haven't yet, but then the cast is mostly dead people anyway.

I always headcanon Ichigo Kurosaki as being technically murdered by Urahara - his human body 'disposed of' - or his father Isshin - cremation for a funeral - off screen at the end of the series, then dying protecting someone centuries later in Soul Society like his mother did. Yuzu will die as a great-great-great grandmother surrounded by her family and be konso'd by Ichigo. Urahara will die in a lab accident.

Might Guy goes out in a blaze of glory. Fuck you, Kishimoto. Still bitter about that.

Captain Picard will never die.

One day, Q flashes into his bedroom and says, "Ready for the next adventure, Jean Luc?"

And Picard just rolls with it because why not.

I like this idea, although the one time Q tried to convince Picard he had died and Q was what he gets in the afterlife, Picard didn't react very well. "The universe is not that badly designed!"

True. But when he's really about to die, he'll have the memory of the time it was a fake out and be able to realize that's not what's going on.

Or something. LOL

Excellent. I congratulate you.

I don't.

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice

(assuming this is an X-Files reference and not just an innocuous comment)