History TearJerker / LordsAndLadies

--> '''Granny:''' [[ShutUpHannibal You dare threaten me with that, me who am becoming old?]]\\

--> '''Granny:''' [[TearJerker You dare threaten me with that, me who am becoming old?]]\\

--> ''''Granny:''' [[TearJerker You dare threaten me with that, me who am becoming old?]]\\

* Combined with HarsherInHindsight: after the news of Terry Pratchett's Alzheimer's, try reading the Elf Queen's "mad old woman" speech without tearing up.
--> '''The Queen:''' [[ToThePain Mad old woman, they'll call you.]]\\
'''Granny:''' [[TerrorHero They calls me that now.]] [[RightBehindMe They thinks I can't hear.]]

* Combined with HarsherInHindsight and/or FunnyAneurysmMoment: after the news of Terry Pratchett's Alzheimer's, try reading the Elf Queen's "mad old woman" speech without tearing up.

** It's also a bit [[HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming]]. Because it shows that Verence, as a good king, doesn't see himself as his kingdom's master; rather, he sees the kingdom as ''his'' master; he's there to serve it.

** It's also a bit [[HeartwarmingMoment heartwarmer]]. Because it shows that Verence, as a good king, doesn't see himself as his kingdom's master; rather, he sees the kingdom as ''his'' master; he's there to serve it.

** It's also a bit of a HeartwarmingMoment. Because it shows that Verence, as a good king, doesn't see himself as his kingdom's master; rather, he sees the kingdom as ''his'' master; he's there to serve it.

** It's also a bit of a HeartWarmingMoment. Because it shows that Verence, as a good king, doesn't see himself as his kingdom's master; rather, he sees the kingdom as ''his'' master; he's there to serve it.

** It's also a bit HeartWarming. Because it shows that Verence, as a good king, doesn't see himself as his kingdom's master; rather, he sees the kingdom as ''his'' master; he's there to serve it.

-->'''Granny''': Yes. Here! But there, too.

* Nanny is trying to convince the Elf king to step in.

** Hell, Witches and Wizards can tell that they're going to die soon, even if they're not sure exactly when. Odd, that sounds a lot like getting diagnosed with Alzheimer's...

-->'''Ridcully''':"Do you think that... somewhere... it all went right?"
-->'''Granny''':"Yes. Here! But there, too."

* The elf Queen taunts Granny about how 'It must be awful to know that you have no friends, that you never touched a heart, that no one will care when you die'. Granny's answer is a blunt 'Yes'.

* Verence, King of Lancre, [[HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood sleeping on the floor]] [[BoardingSchoolOfHorrors of his room]] [[TrainingFromHell because that's how]] [[ButtMonkey he'd always done.]]
** No. No, that's not why he did it at all. When he was a Fool, he slept in front of the door of his master. Now that he's King, ''he's still doing it''.

** Hell, Witches and Wizards can tell that they're going to die soon, even if they're not sure exactly when. Odd, that sounds a lot like getting diagnosed with Alzheimer's...

* Combined with HarsherInHindsight and/or FunnyAneurysmMoment: after the news of Terry Pratchett's Alzheimer's, try reading the Elf Queen's "mad old woman" speech without tearing up.

* Combined with HarsherInHindsight/FunnyAneurysmMoment: after the news of Terry Pratchett's Alzheimer's, trying reading the Elf Queen's "mad old woman" speech without tearing up.

-->'''Granny''': That's what I mean.

* The account of Esme's mother's funeral, where she didn't cry until the clock stopped ticking, meaning the house didn't feel lived-in anymore.

** No. No, that's not why he did it at all. When he was a Fool, he slept in front of the door of his master. Now that he's King, ''he's still doing it''.