Ok, this is the actual post :) I don't cry in real life. I know that's weird, but I don't and if I do, it's on extremely EXTREMELY rare occasions. But what makes this even weirder, I cry when I watch sad movies that most people don't cry during. So I am doing this post in honor of my friend Kaylee, (may she rest in peace. Just kidding! She's not dead) with whom I have been friends with since I was 9 and who had never seen me cry till this year! (when we watched the last episode of Robin Hood Season 2) and who had really wanted to see me cry, because frankly, I don't seem like the kinda person who cries. Any who these are some of the books and movies I've cried during. (Some of them are really lame!)
Star Wars Episode Three
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What I want to know is, how is this not sad? I mean he loved her so much that he would do anything to make sure she wouldn't die, (even go to the dark side) but trying to save her is the thing that kills her. Now that's just plain sad.
A Walk to Remember
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Surprisingly, I didn't start crying till after Landon went to his father-in-law's house four years later, but after that I bawled.
Peter Pan
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Ok, now I know what your thinking, but this is the version with real people, and excuse me, if I find it sad that he doesn't want to grow up and eventually marry Wendy.
The Notebook
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I'm pretty sure anybody who has seen this movie cried at some point during it. Me, I started crying when she moved away, and then just started and stopped at random times until the end.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1
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Ok, so I don't know if this is the official dvd cover, but hey, it still looks cool. Anyhoo, I started crying when Bellatrix carved "modblod" in Hermione's arm because I have read the books and I knew what was coming, and to make it even worse, Marissa was sitting right next to me (and was holding my hand the whole time) and then she started crying.
Everlasting
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It's so sad when he comes back and sees her grave. It's just sad.
Marley and Me
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Ok, so I felt stupid crying during this movie and I just kept telling myself it's just a dog, but when I walked out of the movie theater, almost every girl's mascara was messed up, so that made me feel a lot better.
the rescuers
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Ok, now that you're all done laughing at me, in my defense, I was about three, (it was the first movie I ever cried during) and excuse me, if I felt bad for a little lost mouse.
Ever After
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OMG! The step-mother in that movie really got on my nerves, especially at the ball, but it's all good, because of the happy ending.
The Christmas Shoes
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He was just a little boy and all he wanted for Christmas was a pair of shoes for his mom so she would look pretty in heaven. Now how sweet is that (when I saw this movie I used up a whole box of Kleenexes).
Tangled
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Now, I love this movie, everything about it. The story, plot, the comedy, and especially the characters, so when I thought Flynn or Eugene was dead I lost it, but was so happy at the ending.
The Titanic
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She finally found someone who made her happy and then he just had to go and die. (that's when i started crying).
TV Shows
MERLIN: The Lady of the Lake Episode
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I think I started crying when he found her in the hiding place after she had been stabbed. It's so sad. That's all I can say to describe it.
Robin Hood: Last Episode of Season 2
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Robin and Marian make such a cute couple and he FINALLY proposed to her, then Sir Guy just has to go and kill her. I was so shocked when it happened I had to stop the episode and wait till the next day when Whitney came over and watch the rest of it with her.
Robin Hood: Last Episode of Season 3
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I was sad for several reasons. First of all, ROBIN DIES! Second, ROBIN DIES! And third, ROBIN DIES! (Ok, that might have been slightly over exaggerated) but one of my favorite shows was coming to an end and when Marian came back I there came the water works.
Books
The Lost Hero
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Ok, I know it had a happy ending but the reason I cried is because after all they went through in the Percy Jackson books Percy most likely doesn't remember any of it (and it took him long enough the first time to realize that him and Annabeth liked each other!)
Ink Spell
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You see, Dustfingers is my favorite character and ti just could't hold it together when he sacrificed himself for Farid.
This is a formal announcement, WHITNEY JEAN HERSHBERGER! Yeah, that's right, I used your middle name. Don't you dare read the following until you have either read the books and/or seen the movies, because I know for a fact that at the present time you have done neither. (love you in a none romantic way) Ow! And the same goes for you to Marissa Kayann Madison and Kaylee Ann Hersherger.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
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This is honestly the most well written ending to a book I have ever read. Somehow JK Rowling did it without it being a Hollywood ending, and without making everyone die, yet still leaving no loose ends. Now I cried during the part when Harry finds out that he is the last horacox and walking into the forest to let Voldemort kill him so that there will be peace.
Wow! I have now just realized how long this post is and how you guys probably all think I'm a cry baby now. Oh well. But the weirdest thing about all of this is that as soon as the movie is over I'm fine and I even laugh at myself.
Love you guys and girls and other beings with poseable thumbs who are able to use a mouse and keyboard.
( Wow he really REALLY needs a tan!)
