History TearJerker / RequiemForALoud

** Lola's lament to Luna at how Lana is always picked over her to spend time with among the other sisters. Because of this, she considers Lincoln to be the one to always count on to hang out, so his decision to only ask Lana to help with something was the breaking point which nearly drove her to tears. Luna proceeds to join her tea party, but not before telling her what she is doing wrong. As for Lana...
*** Lincoln, while not directly stating his incoming death, manages to leave something behind for Lana. It's even more painful when you realize, [[spoiler:Lana doesn't know]] and even points out just how odd Lincoln is behaving.

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

** Lincoln, while not directly stating his incoming death, manages to leave something behind for Lana. It's even more painful when you realize, [[spoiler: Lana doesn't know]] and even points out just how odd Lincoln is behaving.
** Luna breaking down, [[spoiler: to the point that she ends up [[INeedAFreakingDrink accepting a drink]].]]

** [[http://www.deviantart.com/art/Requiem-de-un-LoudC-630460908 This fan-cover]] for the Spanish version.

** One of the followers of the Spanish version of the story is a young man who is suffering from the same condition as Lincoln.

** [[http://www.deviantart.com/art/Requiem-de-un-LoudC-630460908 This deviant art]] for the Spanish version.

** A Meta example: one of the followers of the Spanish version of the story is a young man who is suffering from the same condition as Lincoln.

** Continuing from chapter 9, the whole misunderstanding between Ronnie Anne and Lincoln. First Clyde tries to get her to talk to Lincoln again, but she angrily rebuffs him, and when Lincoln himself seeks her out, she actually hits him. It gets so bad that Bobby is eventually forced to tell her about Lincoln's condition since she clearly isn’t going to let Lincoln explain himself.

* Chapter 10: Operation Farewell
** The breakfast Lincoln made for his whole family as the first step in his plan getting ruined by Luna and Lynn.
** Continuing from chapter 9, the whole misunderstanding between Ronnie Anne and Lincoln. First Clyde tries to get her to talk to Lincoln again, but she angrily rebuffs him, and when Lincoln himself seeks her out, she actually hits him. It gets so bad that Bobby is eventually forced to tell her about Lincolns condition since she clearly isn’t going to let Lincoln explain himself.

** Adrien, a boy whom Lincoln befriended in chapter 5, [[spoiler: finally succumbs to leukemia after having to deal with it for about a year and a half]]. Lincoln knew it was going to happen so he isn't ''entirely'' devastated by it, but his mother, though she tries not to show much emotion towards Lincoln, appears to have taken it pretty hard (especially since she acknowledges that she was the reason why Adrien never had any friends due to the both of them moving all the time).

Chapter 3: "House of sadness"
* Lori comforts Luan and assuring her Lincoln will be okay, even those she telling herself that as well.
** Lincoln finally gives in to Doctor house and cries and also whats worse he'll never play with or see this sisters grow up.
*** When Doctor house gives his farwells to Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan and Lynn are devistaed when Lynn sr and Rita Loud tell them that Lincoln is terminaly 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 tearfull hug, Leni, Luna, Luan and Lynn also join the hug crying and so does Lincoln. As he shares a sading hug with them

** The rest of sisters being deathly worried about Lincoln when he gets sent to the hospital.

* Seeing how utterly devastated the Loud sisters are about the news of Lincoln’s oncoming death. Luna retreats into the garage, venting her sorrow and anger through music, Luan goes into full mime mode and refuses to speak, Lynn gets much more aggressive to the point that she starts hurting herself and actually becomes afraid to be near Lincoln, and Lori doesn't even know ''how'' to handle the situation. So far, Leni is the only one who remains her normal, optimistic self. What really makes it sad is that Lincoln finds these reactions from his sisters ''even worse'' than the fact that he is going to die.
* The reactions of Clyde and his dads to Lincoln’s condition.
* In chapter 8, Luan insensitively yells, "Did you already forget what happened the last time you hit him?" to Lynn after she throws a pillow at Lincoln when he accidentally walks in on her changing. This is a nod towards the first chapter, where Lynn hits Lincoln with a soccer ball that [[ContrivedCoincidence unknowingly]] dislodges a brain tumor blocking one of his arteries, letting him live longer. Considering that Lynn personally blames herself for Lincoln's current state, you can imagine how hard she took this. Even the other sisters were shocked by Luan's outburst (though they had every right to).
* The whole scene between Lincoln, Ronnie Anne, and Cristina in chapters 8 - 9. Lincoln has finally mustered up the courage to tell Ronnie Anne about his condition, and then Cristina interrupts their conversation at literally the worst moment possible, leading to Ronnie Anne jumping to the conclusion that Lincoln was about to break up with her and angrily storming off.
** From the same scene directly above, Cristina breaks down when she discovers the truth about Lincoln's condition. It turns down that she does, in fact, like Lincoln (a CallBack to "Making the Case") and is utterly devastated to know he's going to die soon.
* In chapter 9, Adrien, a boy whom Lincoln befriended in chapter 5, [[spoiler: finally succumbs to leukemia after having to deal with it for about a year and a half]]. Lincoln knew it was going to happen so he isn't ''entirely'' devastated by it, but his mother, though she tries not to show much emotion towards Lincoln, appears to have taken it pretty hard (especially since she acknowledges that she was the reason why Adrien never had any friends due to the both of them moving all the time).

* In chapter 8, Luan insensitively yells, "Did you already forget what happened the last time you hit him?" to Lynn after she throws a pillow towards Lincoln when he accidentally walks in on her changing. This is a nod towards the first chapter, where Lynn hits Lincoln with a soccer ball that [[ContrivedCoincidence unknowingly]] dislodges a brain tumor blocking one of his arteries, letting him live longer. Considering that Lynn personally blames herself for Lincoln's current state, you can imagine how hard she took this. Even the other sisters were shocked by Luan's outburst (though they had every right to).

* In chapter 8, Laun insensitively yells, "Did you already forget what happened the last time you hit him?" to Lynn after she throws a pillow towards Lincoln when he accidentally walks in on her changing. This is a nod towards the first chapter, where Lynn hits Lincoln with a soccer ball that [[ContrivedCoincidence unknowingly]] dislodges a brain tumor blocking one of his arteries, letting him live longer. Considering that Lynn personally blames herself for Lincoln's current state, you can imagine how hard she took this. Even the other sisters were shocked by Luan's outburst (though they had every right to).

* Seeing how utterly devastated the Loud sisters are about the news of Lincoln’s oncoming death. Luna retreats into the garage, venting her sorrow and anger through music, Luan goes into full mime mode and refuses to speak, and Lynn both gets much more aggressive to the point that she starts hurting herself, and actually becomes afraid to be near Lincoln. What really makes it sad is that Lincoln finds these reactions from his sisters even worse than the fact that he is going to die.

* In chapter 8, Laun insensitively yells, "Did you already forget what happened the last time you hit him?" to Lynn after she throws a pillow towards Lincoln when he walks in on her changing. This is a nod towards the first chapter, where Lynn hits Lincoln with a soccer ball that [[ContrivedCoincidence unknowingly]] lets him live longer. Considering that Lynn personally blames herself for Lincoln's current state, you can imagine how hard she took this. Even the other sisters were shocked by Luan's outburst (though they had every right to).

Given the premise of the story, it should come as no surprise that there are quite some tearjerker moments in it. Some of the notable ones include:

* The whole scene between Lincoln, Ronnie Anne, and Cristina in chapters 8 - 9. Lincoln has finally mustered up the courage to tell Ronnie Anne about his condition, and then Cristina interrupts their conversation at literally the worst moment possible, leading to Ronnie Anne jumping to the conclusion that Lincoln was about to break up with her and angrily storming off.

* Seeing how utterly devastated the Loud sisters get about the news about Lincoln’s oncoming death. Luna retreats into the garage, venting her sorrow and anger through music, Luan goes into full mime mode and refuses to speak, and Lynn both gets much more aggressive and actually becomes afraid to be near Lincoln. What really makes it sad is that Lincoln considers these reactions from his sisters even worse than the fact that he is going to die.

* The whole scene between Lincoln, Ronnie Anne, and Cristina in chapters 8 - 9. Lincoln has finally mustered up the courage to tell Ronnie Anne about his condition, and then Cristiana interrupts their conversation at literally the worst moment possible, leading to Ronnie Anne jumping to the conclusion that Lincoln was about to break up with her and angrily storming off.