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

[JohnDalglish]

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.

Hi,

I've been thinking about this.

Do we really KNOW Randall Flagg is dead? In all possible Multiverses?

Despite Mordred's render ministrations (which I applauded) in DT7, we know that Flagg has already survived a close proximity nuclear blast so .....?

Long days and pleasant nights

[hossenpepper]

The boy in Cujo was tough.

Gage in Pet Semetary was AWFUL.

Susan's death in W&G was heart wrenching.

I was also very sad when Pere Callahan dies.

[OzTheGweat]

I would have to say Brian Rusk from Needful Things, when he went by a shotgun to the head. I have to say that was pretty horrific. I did not expect him to go, especially the way he did. I thought he was participate in the final showdown with Gaunt.

[kea83]

In The Green Mile, Del's death was sad, but the one that got me was John Coffey. I cried to the point that I had to put the book down for a while because I couldn't make out the words. Excellent book and movie!!!!

[randallFlaggfan1]

Hi,

I've been thinking about this.

Do we really KNOW Randall Flagg is dead? In all possible Multiverses?

Despite Mordred's render ministrations (which I applauded) in DT7, we know that Flagg has already survived a close proximity nuclear blast so .....?

Long days and pleasant nights

Good question, John. As far as the Constant Reader knows, Randall is indeed dead ....

[peaceluvnsploosh]

gage in pet semetary

[TBlack]

The Crimson King.... That was like the end of a thirty year marriage for me.

[Snaggletooth]

I'm cheating here.

At the end of the Stand, almost everybody dies. What a bummer.

[bopropadop]

gage in pet semetary

Hi! Me, too. At the time I read the book, my kids were about Gage's age. Still bothers me today when I think about it.

[harvester_of_sorrow]

I'd say I cried when little Gage dies in Pet Sematary.