Which death of a character affected you most?***spoilers***

[Wordslinger2]

God pounds his nails and so does Sai King

Larry, Glen, Nick, Sue Stern
Duddits-had me in tears
Beaver

Mattie in Bag Of Bones

Susan Delgado, Eddie, Jake, Oy, and Sheemie, those made me sob-

I even felt sorry for Mia-poor thing.

[CrowsFeet]

i would say Susan Delgado. i knew it was going to happen but it still hit pretty hard. plus the picture in the comic was brutal as hell.

[RandomMan]

DT - The death of Jake was the toughest for me to handle...it realy upset me. (I remember even being pissed off at SK...crazy, huh?)

Not mentioned...Blaze - I wanted that big lug to make it...live happy ever after with the kiddo...yada, yada, yada!

[Esther]

Oy. definitely Oy. I dreamed of him afterwards, hanging in that tree.
Also Mr Jingles (who didn't really, but I didn't know at the time, and sobbed in the bus while reading it. Grown up woman that I am :-))

"real" persons I'd say John Coffee, just because it seemed so bloody unfair.

[SharonC]

I'd have to say Eddie Dean. I remember when that happened, I snapped the book closed I was so shocked. It has to be a good book to make me care so much about a character. It took me a while to go back to reading the book after that.

[Tery]

Jake and Oy.

[boogerb53]

Without a doubt, Eddie Dean, Jake and Oy . I cry each time I read The Dark Tower.

[aeroplane]

-Jud Crandall in Pet Sematary. Yes, he was old but we never got to see him achieve any sort of redemption for turning Louis onto the burial ground.

-A lot of good characters in The Stand were killed off by the flu, including people who would have been interesting to see further developed.

[cfin5256]

Jake. Still makes my eyes water every time I read that part. There must be dirt in the air or something .

[randallFlaggfan1]

The circumstances behind Randall Flagg's demise has always stuck with me. I did not shed any tears, but it certainly is memorable. And awe-inspiring.