Which fictional character's death have you not gotten over?

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Just in case, spoiler alert!

Sirius Black.

Poussey
So tragic.

Granny Weatherwax. I couldn't finish the book because the Discworld without Granny Weatherwax in it is just too sad.

@Soubriquet Lexa's death was heartbreaking. I really loved seeing her in her badass glory in the City of Light, even if it was just for a bit.
But the 100 has a knack for breaking us, I am in constant fear for Murphy now!

@harriethoyle

So glad that someone else has said Stringer!

Matthew Crawley

Amber in House - when Wilson came home and saw her note on the bed saying she'd gone to pick up House. Full on sobbing.

Barbara in Call the Midwife

Tony in Soldier Soldier - it was just so sudden and shocking 😢

And one that's haunted me - years ago in The Bill, there was a serial killer. I can't even remember the pc's name - Cassie or something? - but it turned out to be either her boyfriend or ex... Anyway, the plot had been building for so long, but I've never forgotten the shot of her, chained up and blindfolded, sobbing as she realised what was happening. It really traumatised me!

Teddy in 'A God in Ruins'
and yes to Mark Greene and Wash as PP, so unexpected

Granny Weatherwax

@SoManyActivities

Am I the only one who felt nothing when Sirius Black died? I didn't really like him! Fred Weasley, Lupin and Tonks was sadder (I was surprised she killed both them both off!)

There is a film called Southpaw in which Jake Gyllenhaals wife, played by Rachel Mcadams, gets shot and killed. Its a really horrible scene, but really well acted, and it really got to me!

Rue in the Hunger Games

Agree, the death in Southpaw was awful. I remember having it on my mind for ages after watching it.

George in Greys
Fred Weasley (never forgive JKR for that!)
Poussay Washington
John (Peaky Blinders)

@MorrisZapp

Gus McCrae in Lonesome Dove. I don't think the writer Larry McMurtry got over it either because he was then chained to prequels for all eternity.

If Gus had lived, there'd be as many Lonesome Doves as there were Harry Potters. Robert Duvall is still alive and acting, he could have done ten more. It could be a Netflix juggernaut.

Oh for a crystal ball. There's no way they anticipated the reaction to Gus or the appetite for more of him. Sob.

Oh I love that book so much.

Granny Wetherwax
Donny
Bobby (supernatural)

@TheHappyHerbivore I came on to say Lee and Hester and spotted your post and goodness yes Baruch!

@Biancadelrioisback

Poussey Washington Tiffany Doggett

Same!

Both already mentioned but Mark Greene and Beth in Little Women.

I can’t believe I forgot Thomas Malone in Shetland until a PP mentioned him - that was so heartbreaking and I felt genuinely upset and angry!!!!!

Anne Frank is not a fictional character

@YetanotherSpartacus you realise Anne Frank isn't a fictional character right?

Sirius, Lupin, Dumbledore, Fred from HP.

Recent one is Luke Perry’s character on Riverdale. It was heartbreaking to watch because he died in real life so to see it written in the storyline was extra sad.

Old Yeller.
Bambi's mum.
Boxer.

@anuffername I know he was a villain but he did it so well! Great death too, tbf...

Brooks in The Shawshank Redemption
Ana in the book of My Sister’s Keeper
Seymour in Futurama

Oh and Dirk in Hollyoaks cause it was the most stupid death! Really hope the actor wanted to leave..

Finnick in Hunger games...

The person who died in Clockwork Princess.

Mathias from Crooked Kingdom.

Artax the horse

Lady from Game of Thrones

Agree with all of these, especially Goose, Mark Greene, Derek Shepherd and George O'Malley and would add Rachel from Cold Feet. Her death devastated me as I totally didn't see it coming at all!

[quote OfaFrenchmind2]@Soubriquet Lexa's death was heartbreaking. I really loved seeing her in her badass glory in the City of Light, even if it was just for a bit.
But the 100 has a knack for breaking us, I am in constant fear for Murphy now![/quote]
Murphy will probably be the last one alive

He’s a cockroach

It’s funny. I hated him in season 1 as he was such a dick but you really warm up to him don’t you