History TearJerker / WorkName

* Meta-example about the poor circumstances the work was started in.

* The fact that the adults and children are trapped in a looping cycle by the Signal Tower and can never escape no matter what they try.
* Six’s grief-stricken breakdown at the beginning of chapter one of the first arc as she struggles with the losses of Raine and Mono can tug at a few heartstrings. This is then followed up by Six considering suicide to end the pain, however implied by the story, it never worked.
* It’s even worse in the narration with the use of music and crying sound effects.
* Makes it even worse when you realize she’s done this before and it’s implied not once was she able to save her loved ones.
* Raine shedding tears at the realization that she’ll never see Six who she continues to be a little sister, or any of the kids she rescued or her family again.
* Mono blankly staring out at the Pale City from one of the House’s open windows , mourning over the loss of his comrades at the house and the betrayal of Six, the latter nearly bringing him to tears.
A bit of dialogue reveals that the Signal Tower cruelly dug tv cables into his back in an ironic mockery of Six’s betrayal she did at the end of the second game. Ouch.
A bit heartwarming as despite every cycle that went on, Mono could never get himself to hate Six.
Six being scared to the point of shedding tears as she, Liz and Raine fly in the rough winds of the storm in chapter 7.
The Lady sorrowfully gazing out the main window of the Maw’s control room much to the concern of the Wax Bellman and the hooded children.
Also this dialogue:
The Lady: “They’re out there, they’re heading in the direction of the storm. Oh please be okay Liz and Raine. Please be okay Six.”
Six grieving over the loss of her friend when the trio wash up on the beaches of the Pale City wilderness. Thankfully she’s alive and okay, but still.
Hell, even the dialogue is tearjerking: “Raine? Raine? No, no, no Raine, you can’t be dead, you can’t. No please, please, don’t leave me, please…you can’t fucking leave me. Not now, not after all this, not after all this pain of trying to survive only to lose you to her…please…I know I fucked up…but you can’t leave me. I’m sorry, I’m sorry…for not being able to save you…I’m so fucking sorry…I love you…”
The Lady’s hidden grief relating to the loss of her daughter at the Nest, even if she covers it up with her usual stoic demeanor, the grief is still there.

The fact that the adults and children are trapped in a looping cycle by the Signal Tower and can never escape no matter what they try.

Six’s grief-stricken breakdown at the beginning of chapter one of the first arc as she struggles with the losses of Raine and Mono can tug at a few heartstrings. This is then followed up by Six considering suicide to end the pain, however implied by the story, it never worked.
It’s even worse in the narration with the use of music and crying sound effects.
Makes it even worse when you realize she’s done this before and it’s implied not once was she able to save her loved ones.
Raine shedding tears at the realization that she’ll never see Six who she continues to be a little sister, or any of the kids she rescued or her family again.
Mono blankly staring out at the Pale City from one of the House’s open windows , mourning over the loss of his comrades at the house and the betrayal of Six, the latter nearly bringing him to tears.

A bit heartwarming as despite every cycle that went on, Mono could never get himself to hate Six.

! Warning that this page and other subpages are Administrivia/SpoilersOff.

!! '''Work'''
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* Example for every single character death, including the unsympathetic villain and the death that [[DeathAsComedy was obviously a joke]].
** Badly-indented bullet point describing the characters' reaction to the death.
*** Extra FridgeHorror about how the death might affect some other characters who weren't there to see it.
** Character's [[spoiler:death]]. The position of the spoiler tag [[Administrivia/SelfFulfillingSpoiler makes it obvious that it's about the character dying]], not that spoilers are allowed on moments pages anyway.
* Example about that time your favorite character was slightly unhappy.
* Example for ''the'' sad moment of the work, usually a major CharacterDeath.
** Unnecessary detail regarding the scene.
** Another unnecessary detail regarding the scene.
** Sub-bullet about the dialogue in the scene.
** Sub-bullet about the scene’s soundtrack.
** Sub-bullet about how the other characters react.
** Sub-bullet about the acting.
** FridgeHorror regarding the scene.
** Meta stuff that makes the scene sadder.
* Example calling you a black-hearted monster if you didn't cry while watching it.
* Example which tells you that if Moment A of some scene doesn't make you bawl, then the following Moment B certainly will.
* [[Administrivia/ZeroContextExample Example which simply cannot be articulated]]. This moment was... [[{{Angrish}} gah! Just... gah!]]
* Example that would fit better on SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments, but is listed here because This Troper cried TearsOfJoy when it happened.
* [[spoiler:A spoilered example, even though Administrivia/SpoilersOff is in effect.]]
* "Quote without context"
* Example mentioning that it brought This Troper, his mom, and his cat to '''''tears'''''!
* An example also listed in Heartwarming.WorkName.

!! '''Meta'''
* Gushy meta-example about the show being canceled [[LongRunners after 27 seasons]].
* Example about some real person involved with the work passing away or going through hard times. Totally doesn't count as a RealLife example.
* Meta-example claiming that it's sad people are stupid enough [[Administrivia/ComplainingAboutShowsYouDontLike to like or have made this show]].
* Meta-example about how it's sad that [[ComplainingAboutPeopleNotLikingTheShow some people don't like the show]]; surely the creators must be ''heartbroken'' seeing bad things being said about something they put so much effort into.
* [[RunningGag Meta example about the fact that the work exists.]]
* Meta-example about the work not doing well critically and/or commercially.
* Long list of every single death of anyone related to the work.
** The film's second assistant director passed away in 2009 at the age of 102. He will be missed.
*** And we [[Administrivia/ExamplesAreNotRecent recently]] lost Alice A. Alberts, whose extra work on this film will be remembered forever.
* Meta-example about the poor circumstances the work was started in.

*** And we [[Administrivia/ExamplesAreNotRecent recently]] lost Alice A. Alberts, whose extra work on this film will be remembered forever.

* Meta-example about the work not doing well critically and/or commercially.

* Example about some real person involved with the work [[AuthorExistenceFailure passing away]] or going through hard times. Totally doesn't count as a RealLife example.

* Meta-example about the work not doing well critically and/or commercially.
* TearJerker/Snarled

* TearJerker.Snarled

* Meta-example about the work not doing well critically and/or commercially.

* An example also listed in Heartwarming.TropeName.

* Meta-example about the work not doing well commercially.

* [[RunningGag Meta example about the fact that the work exists.]]

* Example about some real person involved with the work [[AuthorExistenceFailure passing away]]. Totally doesn't count as a RealLife example.