[ SECRET POST #4161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4161 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'll co-sign this quote. Well said.

I don't mind the idea of character deaths in stories in and of themselves-done right it can be a powerful, moving storyline (and depending on the circumstances with a movie/show, sometimes they may not have a choice but to kill the character off-like if the actor dies, for instance).

But character deaths should also be used sparingly, because death is such a shocking situation much of the time, and death is something that changes the story and the characters who mourn dramatically to some degree. If you've got people dying left and right on shows, it risks getting to the point where it takes away the impact and emotion of such a weighty, significant, important storyline.