Is there a fictional character’s death that you had a hard time accepting?
Who?
31-35, F
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
Not many that get to me but, dammit !....
Ok from a literary perspective, Brooks Hadlin and John Coffey from the Stephen King Green Mile stories.
Tom Robinson from To kill a Mockingbird....grrr !
Sophie’s choice ? Having to ‘willingly’ give up one of her two children so that the other might live ? (War time concentration camp) and then never being able to escape that decision)
In terms of movie deaths ?
Wilson - Cast Away (Hardly a ‘death’ but emotionally might as well have been !)
Thomas J - My girl.
Where he goes back to try and retrieve Vader’s mood ring that she dropped while they were throwing stones at the Bees nest ?
Blub 😢
Suzie Salmon - The lovely bones
Ugh ! Don’t think I’ve ever hated a character more !
But he got his comeuppance at the end.
The kid from Pay it forward ? Right at the end ??
Yeah some sure put you through it !
Ok from a literary perspective, Brooks Hadlin and John Coffey from the Stephen King Green Mile stories.
Tom Robinson from To kill a Mockingbird....grrr !
Sophie’s choice ? Having to ‘willingly’ give up one of her two children so that the other might live ? (War time concentration camp) and then never being able to escape that decision)
In terms of movie deaths ?
Wilson - Cast Away (Hardly a ‘death’ but emotionally might as well have been !)
Thomas J - My girl.
Where he goes back to try and retrieve Vader’s mood ring that she dropped while they were throwing stones at the Bees nest ?
Blub 😢
Suzie Salmon - The lovely bones
Ugh ! Don’t think I’ve ever hated a character more !
But he got his comeuppance at the end.
The kid from Pay it forward ? Right at the end ??
Yeah some sure put you through it !
