History TearJerker / RequiemForALoud

* The reactions of Clyde and his dads to Lincoln's condition.

[[folder:Chapter 7: ''The Weight on his Shoulders'']]

[[folder:Chapter 12: ''Nobody's fault'']].

[[folder:Chapter 20: ''A different Lincoln'']]

[[folder:Chapter 3: ''House of sadness'']]

* Lincoln finally gives in to Dr. House and cries. What's worse is that he'll never play with or see this sisters grow up.
* When Dr. House gives his farewells to Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan and Lynn are devastated when their parents tell them that Lincoln is terminally ill, and will die in a matter of weeks.

[[folder:Chapter 11: ''The best medicine'']]

** Lynn Sr. admitting to Lincoln that he fears he failed as a father, since he couldn’t give Lincoln the life he deserves, and finally giving in to the grief of losing his only son.

* Lincoln finally gives in to Doctor House and cries. What's worse is that he'll never play with or see this sisters grow up.
* When Doctor house gives his farewells to Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan and Lynn are devastated when their parents tell them that Lincoln is terminally ill, and will die in a matter of weeks.
* The chapter ends when Lincoln extends his arms to Lori (who's at his eye level) for a hug. She gives him a very tender and tearful hug. Leni, Luna, Luan and Lynn also join the hug crying and so does Lincoln, as he shares a sad hug with them

[[folder: Chapter 7: ''The Weight on his Shoulders'']]
* The reactions of Clyde and his dads to Lincoln’s condition.

*** Speaking of Lana, Lincoln, while not directly stating his incoming death, manages to leave something behind for her. It's even more painful when you realize, she doesn't know and even points out just how odd Lincoln is behaving.

[[folder Chapter 11: ''The best medicine'']]

Given the premise of the story, it should come as no surprise that there are quite some TearJerker moments in it.

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[[folder: In General]]

[[folder: Chapter 2: ''An Unnerving Wait'']]

[[folder: Chapter 3: ''House of sadness'']]

[[folder: Chapter 8: ''Lincoln's Blue Period - Part 1'']]

[[folder: Chapter 9: ''Lincoln's Blue Period - Part 2'']]

[[folder: Chapter 10: ''Operation Farewell'']]

[[folder: Chapter 11: ''The best medicine'']]

[[folder: Chapter 12: ''Nobody's fault'']].

[[folder: Chapter 13: ''Unplugged'']]

[[folder: Chapter 14: ''The Show Must Go On, Part 1'']]

[[folder: Chapter 15: ''The Show Must Go On, Part 2'']]

[[folder: Chapter 16: ''Silver Lake'']]

[[folder: Chapter 17: ''The Junkyard'']]

[[folder: Chapter 18: ''Shared Emotions'']]

[[folder: Chapter 20: ''A different Lincoln'']]
** Rita barely keeping herself from crying after taking a picture of her kids all having fun in the living room, with Lincoln going after her to tell her that everything is going to be okay.
** The lunch scene has a strong sense of melancholy, with the sisters all apologizing to Lincoln for their mistreatment of him and Lincoln trying hard not to let them be blamed for anything.
** Lynn breaks down silently but clearly on Lincoln when she tries to apologize for her constant roughhousing.
** After staying strong for his sisters for so long, Lincoln finally breaks down crying while in the bathroom.

[[folder: Chapter 21: ''A Trophy for Love'']]

[[folder: Chapter 22: ''The Calm'']]

[[folder: Chapter 23: ''The Storm - Part 1'']]

[[folder: Chapter 24: ''The Storm - Part 2'']]

[[folder:* Chapter 25: ''Promises'']]

'''BEWARE OF SPOILERS'''

* Meta/related
** The Spanish version of the story has at least two followers with conditions similar to Lincoln's (a 20-year-old man with lung cancer and a woman with an unspecified ailment).