So yeah, obviously this thread is going to be absolutely full of spoilered answers but I'm still interested. Which deaths of fictional characters had the greatest impact on you and why?
The most recent one I can remember was from Code Geass R2:
As for ones in games, any death that I could have avoided hits me. See: Mass Effect, in which if I fuck up, teammates potentially get killed and I could have avoided it. Equally, having to choose who died in the first one was kind of hard 'cos I would always know it was my fault.
Otherwise, though, I'm a stoic and unsympathetic bastard, which is perhaps why I'm interested to know how fiction can make us feel emotions, and deaths seem to be a common way of doing it.
EDIT: Please mention what the spoilers are from, since otherwise I'm gonna be opening spoilers without knowing what I'm spoiling.
The most recent one I can remember was from Code Geass R2:
Shirley's death. For some reason it really hit me, perhaps because it was totally unnecessary for her to die in the grand scheme of things. I mean, maybe it furthered Lelouch's motivations or something but I just felt like she did not deserve nor need to die, so it really hurt for some strange reason. I wasn't even that attached to her until she died!
As for ones in games, any death that I could have avoided hits me. See: Mass Effect, in which if I fuck up, teammates potentially get killed and I could have avoided it. Equally, having to choose who died in the first one was kind of hard 'cos I would always know it was my fault.
Otherwise, though, I'm a stoic and unsympathetic bastard, which is perhaps why I'm interested to know how fiction can make us feel emotions, and deaths seem to be a common way of doing it.
EDIT: Please mention what the spoilers are from, since otherwise I'm gonna be opening spoilers without knowing what I'm spoiling.