History TearJerker / GrimFandango

* In fan-fiction version; Manuel's last talk with his former boss Yehuda, who [[spoiler:gave Manuel the Number-Nine ticket he totally earned.]] When Manuel asks about Yehuda's own future himself however, Yehuda looked away knowing that [[spoiler:[[BrokenPedestal he and the others in his department once sided with Hector, and now he have to live with his decision.]]]]
-->'''Manuel''': "But what about you man?"
-->'''Yehuda''': "Who can say?"

* In fan-fiction version; Manuel's last talk with his old boss Yehuda, who [[spoiler:gave Manuel the Number-Nine ticket he totally earned.]] When Manuel asks about Yehuda's own future himself however, Yehuda looked away knowing that [[spoiler:[[BrokenPedestal he and the others in his department once sided with Hector, and now he have to live with his decision.]]]]

* In fan-fiction version; Manuel's last talk with his old and boss Yehuda, who [[spoiler:gave Manuel the Number-Nine ticket he totally earned.]] When Manuel asks about Yehuda's own future himself however, Yehuda looked away knowing that [[spoiler:[[BrokenPedestal he and the others in his department once sided with Hector, and now he have to live with his decision.]]]]

* In fan-fiction version; Manuel's last talk with his old and respected boss Yehuda, who [[spoiler:gave Manuel the Number-Nine ticket he totally earned.]] When Manuel asks about Yehuda's own future himself however, Yehuda looked away knowing that [[spoiler:[[BrokenPedestal he and the others in his department once sided with Hector, and now he have to live with his decision.]]]]

* In fan-fiction version; Manuel's last talk with his old and repected boss Yehuda, who [[spoiler:gave Manuel the Number-Nine ticket he totally earned.]] When Manuel asks about Yehuda's own future himself however, [[BrokenPedestal Yehuda looked away]]...

* In fan-fiction version; Manuel's last talk with his old and repected boss Yehuda, who [[spoiler:gave Manuel the Number-Nine ticket totally earned.]] When Manuel asks about Yehuda's own future himself however, [[BrokenPedestal Yehuda looked away]]...

* Meche's look of defeat after she dies is somewhat somber, but for those who have lost someone to cancer or some other disease, it's absolutely painful to hear and see.

** Later:

** The worst part? Salvador [[spoiler:had a Number Nine ticket all along. Had it not been for Hector, he would have gone straight to Heaven and never had to look back.]] Manny's reaction says it all.

* While most of the [[CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption morally questionable]] stuff Manny has to do in the game is par for the course both for AdventureGames and the setting of the game in general, one moment in particular is very hard not to feel [[WhatTheHellPlayer really guilty]] about: in Year 2, Manny has to [[spoiler:drug one of Velasco's crewmembers, steal his identifications, and then hide them in an unidentified body in order to trick [[TheCoroner Membrillo]] into declaring him dead]]. Compared to the rest of the process, which is mostly comprised of [[CrowningMomentOfFunny comedy]], Velascos' reaction to the news is surprisingly sad. What's worse is that both Toto and Membrillo refer to the sailor as "one of your boys" when talking to Velasco, implying he was AFatherToHisMen.

* While most of the [[CrueltyIsTheOnlyOption morally questionable]] stuff Manny has to do in the game is par for the course both for AdventureGames and the setting of the game in general, one moment in particular is very hard not to feel [[WhatTheHellPlayer really guilty]] about: in Year 2, Manny has to drug one of Velasco's crewmembers, steal his identifications, and then hide them in an unidentified body in order to trick [[TheCoroner Membrillo]] into declaring him dead. Compared to the rest of the process, which is mostly comprised of [[CrowningMomentOfFunny comedy]], Velascos' reaction to the news is surprisingly sad. What's worse is that both Toto and Membrillo refer to the sailor as "one of your boys" when talking to Velasco, implying he was AFatherToHisMen.

* Meche's look of defeat and "Guess they couldn't save me, huh?" is somewhat somber. But for those who have lost someone to cancer or some other disease, it's absolute pain to hear and see.
* "You were the best boss I ever had."
* Salvador [[spoiler: had a number nine ticket all along.]] Manny's reaction says it all.

** And it gets even worse when Manny discovers a clue she left for him at Toto Santos's scrimshaw parlor. Upon hearing her name, the normally antisocial Toto suddenly lights up and confirms that she visited him earlier. "Sweet girl. Like a daughter to me. Tell her Papa Toto says hello." Manny just goes "Oh, right", and the game never makes it clear whether or not Toto eventually found out the truth...

* Not the best example maybe but [[spoiler: Salvador's HeroicSacrifice for some could be considered this.]]

* [[InUniverse In-universe]], the story of beloved Sanspoof's death is so tragic that not even Manny, who normally detests cats, can resist getting choked up while he reads it. Every time the player looks at the photo finish card, the same sad music plays, capturing a moment in time just before tragedy.

* [[InUniverse In-universe]], the story of beloved Sanspoof's death is so tragic that not even Manny, who normally detests cats, can resist getting choked up while he reads it.

* Salvadore [[spoiler: had a number nine ticket all along.]] Manny's reaction says it all.

* Salvadore [[spoiler: had a first class ticket all along.]] Manny's reaction says it all.

* "You were the best boss I ever had."