Which fictional death will you never forget and why?

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'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.

It might be a death that has a profound impact on the story's plot or the development of other characters. For example, if the death leads to a major change in the direction of the narrative or triggers a series of events, it's likely to stick in your mind.

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 Mufasa in The Lion King really affected me. The relationship between him and Simba was so touching, and his sudden death was just heartbreaking.

It could be because the character was deeply loved and their death was unexpected or unjust.

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.

One could say Harry Potter never gives up. He faces numerous challenges but always perseveres to protect his friends and the wizarding world.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy has many memorable scenes and plots. Here are some examples: Bilbo was walking in the forest when his hat was hit by a magic ring, but the hobbit was not affected and continued to walk on. This scene showed the perseverance and indomitable spirit of mankind. Gandalf accompanied the hobbit on his journey and helped him overcome all kinds of difficulties. When the hobbit fell into the temptation of the Ring, Gandalf used his magical power to protect him. This scene shows selfless love and the power of justice. When the Dwarf's Golden Boots were stolen by the Lord of the Rings, the Hobbits, Gandalf, and the Dwarf friends tracked it down and finally found it. This scene shows the importance of friendship and teamwork. When the Hobbits and their friends were surrounded by the Lord of the Rings at Oakmond City, they decided to abandon the city and flee. They ran along the mountain path through the forest and the lake and finally escaped the pursuit of the Lord of the Rings. This scene showed the power of courage and perseverance. When Gandalf and his dwarven friends used magic to destroy the Ring, they saw the destruction and danger of the Ring but still decided to take action. The scene showed the power of justice and courage. These scenes and plots were deeply imprinted in people's minds and became classic cultural symbols.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy has many unforgettable scenes and plots. Here are some: The Hobbit, Bilbo, was attracted by the Lord of the Rings in the Dwarf Kingdom and decided to embark on a journey to find the Lord of the Rings. This was one of the climax parts of the whole movie. Gandalf appeared on the way to Bilbo the Hobbit to the Dwarf Kingdom to help him overcome various obstacles and teach him magical knowledge. This was also an important role in the movie. The Hobbits met many interesting and kind characters on their journey, such as the Elf Prince Legolas, the Troll Warwick, the Half-Elf Dobby, and so on. 4. The scene of the Lord of the Rings being destroyed, where many mages and Ringwraiths engaged in an intense battle, was a shocking scene. The Hobbit and his friends finally succeeded in obtaining the Lord of the Rings and embarked on a thrilling journey of salvation, which was also the end of the movie. Many scenes in the movie were full of fantasy and adventure, such as the encounter between Frodo and Legolas, the magnificent scenery of Middle-earth, and various magic and battle scenes. The movie's soundtracks were also a highlight. Classic songs such as "The Last Duel" and "The Dark Lord's Will" composed by Hans Zimmer added a lot of color to the movie. These scenes and plots were deeply imprinted in the hearts of the audience and became classic films.