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⌈ Secret Post #3422 ⌋

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Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Your favorite death scenes in fiction. Any fiction. (And the death scene doesn't need to be for a permanent death, or a real death (eg, dreams/imaginings count), or the death of a major character, or anything. Just a death scene.)

Warn for spoilers, obvs!

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Boromir <3 The movie version somewhat more because we get to see the actual fighting instead of only hearing about it.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[nightscale]

You beat me to it anon, but yes, his is one of my favourites it's just so nicely done.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan. Fits the narrative of the story, isn't shoe-horned in but works perfectly with the plot, and has the emotional resonance that it's both tragic and yet uplifting at the end.

(If I were going to be unkind, I would compare and contrast with the abysmal handling of the same in Star Trek: Into Darkness.)

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[nonnymouscawitz]

Spoilers for Torchwood and Buffy

While I greatly resent the circumstances that lead to it, Ianto's death in Children of Earth gets to me on an emotional level. And of course, Joyce Summers in season 6 of Buffy, although it's more of a 'discovery of death' scene.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

L's death in the Death Note anime is probably my favorite.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

The end of Tale of Two Cities

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Raziel's death in Legacy of Kain: Defiance (and also his sorta death at the beginning of Soul Reaver).

Arthur's death on Merlin.

Aeris's death. :(

And not so much the death scene itself, but Harry's grief and anger at the end of OoTP, first in Dumbledore's office and then the scene with Luna.

Spoilers for a lot of stuff

[kaijinscendre]

Mufasa in The Lion King.
Wallace and Omar in The Wire.
Hank and Mike in Breaking Bad.
Artax in The Neverending Story.
Rachel in Animorphs.
Piggy and Simon in Lord of the Flies.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Stargate sg-1, 2010, the team falling one by one to get the note through the gate.

Rufio in Hook.

Optimus in the second Transformers movie (which I like, idec)

Doctor Who, poison sky episode- the traitor going out with a bang.

Legends of Tomorrow SPOILERSSSSSSS
Snart "there are no strings in me"

Athena in Tomorrowland.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Two Vegeta ones: when he's killed by Frieza and when he sacrifices himself in the Majin Buu arc.

Holes

[(Anonymous)]

"It's so hot, Sam, but I feel so cold."

"I can fix that."

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[sparrow_lately]

Theo, in Children of Men

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[morieris]

The "end" of Cloverfield.

I spent most of the movie being annoyed with the human characters 90% of the time but the ending kind of got to me.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[philstar22]

Boromir
Celebrimbor (few things dramatic as being mounted on a pole and used as a banner)
Maedhros (jumping into lava is also pretty dramatic)
Feanor
Finrod
Fingolfin
Fingon
Gandalf
Buffy
Darth Vader/Anakin
Obi-Wan

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[mrs_don_draper]

Phil Coulson because it was heartfelt and uexpeceted.

M because there was a gut punch feeling of, "Oh my god, what is Bond going to do? I feel so bad for my babies!"

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[feotakahari]

Leomon's death in Digimon Tamers comes out of nowhere and changes the course of the entire series. It felt like he still had a story to tell, a past unrevealed and a future uncertain, and seeing that ended so abruptly mirrors how Jeri feels to see her friend and protector snuffed out.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[kamino_neko]

Amilyn in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (movie version).

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Wizardmon! *wails*

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Antonia's Line

Star Trek: Wrath of Khan

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

That glorious over the top shootout in 'Scarface', inside that godawful tacky house! Also the Wicked Witch of the West in 'The Wizard of Oz', what a world, what a world!

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Wesley in Angel: Never fails to shatter my composure.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[lb_lee]

Doc Webster from Spider Robinson's Callahan series.

I mean, the Doc was one of the heart-and-soul pillars of the series. The series ends with him dying of brain cancer. And it's sad, because he's an old man, the series lasts about thirty years, in canon time (and got printed for something around the same time) and in some way, you assume your favorite fictional characters will never age and get sick and die. So to see this character who I grew up with, who gave me so much comfort and advice through some very difficult years of my childhood, to see him die... it was a very good death, but also the closing of a chapter of my life.

It is my favorite character death.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Dean's many deaths in "Mystery Spot": the first couple were heartbreaking, and then they became hilarious, and then the last one went back to heartbreaking.

Re: Favorite Death Scenes

[(Anonymous)]

Erlend in the third book of Kristin Lavransdatter

General Woundwort in Watership Down--that was one badass bunny

It was extremely satisfying to see Simon Kress (in GRRM's "Sandkings") get his.

Martel in The Sapphire Rose