Tear Jerker / Harriet the Spy

• When Ole Golly leaves. It's done very well in the film too — even if you don't like Rosie O'Donnell, her stalwart face as she leaves, telling Harriet not to laugh, will draw exactly the latter reaction from you.
• In the film, when Harriet notices that the Crazy-cat-man had all his cats taken away.
  "I will always remember that face. That's the face you make when you really lose something."
  • That's in the book also, when Harrison Withers loses his cats:
    I WILL NEVER FORGET THAT FACE AS LONG AS I LIVE. DOES EVERYBODY LOOK THAT WAY WHEN THEY HAVE LOST SOMETHING? I DON’T MEAN LIKE LOSING A FLASHLIGHT. I MEAN DO PEOPLE LOOK LIKE THAT WHEN THEY HAVE LOST?
• After humiliating Sport with pictures of him in a maid costume, he doesn't say anything but gives a Disapproving Look. The next scene has her crying into her pillow.