A fictional character death you are still not over?

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Marley's in Marley and me

Zach from Goodnight Mr Tom 🥺

Zach in Goodnight Mr Tom

And the baby

Robbie (Atonement)
Baby Trudy (Goodnight Mr Tom)
Ginger (Black Beauty)
Beth (Little Women)
Joyce Summers (Buffy)

@TheCountessofFitzdotterel I felt the same about Anne

Lee Scoresby and Hester in His Dark Materials (the book, didn't watch the series). Absolutely broke me at the time, and that was about 20 years ago, I still remember it

Elise in the last episode of The Tunnel. DH and me were both absolutely stunned with tears streaming down our faces, we didn't speak for about 10 mins after it finished

Jock of the Bushveld

Glenn from TWD

What?! The man who sold his wife and child to a stranger?!

Ned Stark

Dobby

Madge from Neighbours

Almost the entire novel of a God in Ruins had me in floods. Heartbreaking.

Tara from Buffy.

If he’d been married to DrNo007 he wouldn’t have sold her 😂

Goose in Top Gun. I cry every time.

Sonya in neighbours

Dobby… cried my eyes out on the tube reading that one

Hedwig aswell. Why did he have to die?!

Mrs Chippy. The cat in the book about Shackleton. I actually read the last few pages of the book as I didn’t want to read that he’d died. The ending < spoiler alert> looked like he didn’t and just had a nice fish supper when they got stuck in ice. What came out earlier was the fact that fish supper was poisoned. ☹️. All the dogs being killed aswell was heartbreaking.

Pete from Green Street

Grace in Peaky Blinders.

Same. I still can’t come to terms with it 💔

Cassidy at the end of Preacher. It was so sad and beautiful

Sirius

Opie from Sons of Anarchy, so bloody unfair!!

That’s so funny!

Blake's Seven
Butch and Sundance
Blackadder & Co

Adric
Wasn't particularly fond of the character, but it was a shock because that didn't happen in Doctor Who back then.

The main character in the film The Long Walk by Stephen King. I was gutted. It was a completely different ending to the book so I wasn't expecting it.

Maggie Tulliver in The Mill on the Floss.

Absolutely! This was the first thing I thought of!