Which fictional death hit you the hardest and why?

For me, it was Dumbledore's death in Harry Potter. It was so unexpected and left a huge void in the story.

The death of Sirius Black in Harry Potter. It was so sudden and unexpected. It really shocked me and I still think about it a lot.

For me, it's Jack's death in 'Titanic'. It was so tragic and heart-wrenching. The love story made it even more unforgettable.

I think the death of Tony Stark in Avengers: Endgame was really painful. He was a key figure and his sacrifice was heart-wrenching. The impact it had on the other characters and the fans was immense.

It's hard to say for sure, but in certain stories, mythril could be seen as a very hard fictional material. Its rarity and strength make it stand out.

Sure. In one state, the Hardest Hit Fund was used to assist homeowners who had been affected by a natural disaster. It provided funds for home repairs, allowing families to return to safe and habitable homes quickly.

One success story could be in a community where the Hardest Hit Fund was used to renovate dilapidated housing. This not only improved the living conditions of local residents but also increased the overall value of the neighborhood. Another might be in a small town where the fund helped local businesses stay afloat during a tough economic period, saving jobs in the process.

For me, it was Dobby's death in Harry Potter. His loyalty and pure heart made it so painful.

I'll never forget the death of John Coffey in 'The Green Mile'. He was a gentle giant with a pure heart, yet he was condemned to die for a crime he didn't commit. His death was so unjust and his final moments were filled with a sense of peace that he was finally leaving this cruel world. It was a very emotional death that made readers question the justice system and the way society treats the marginalized.

I think 'Ulysses' by James Joyce is one of the hardest. The complex language and multiple layers of meaning make it a real challenge.