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* Red's BrokenPedestal speech to Mighty Eagle after the latter refuses to help stop the pigs. Considering how Mighty Eagle was the only bird Red looked up to his whole life, and how Red was bullied as a kid for believing in him no less, it's very easy to feel sorry for Red when he learns his hero turns out to be a lazy braggart who turns his back on the island. Of course, this turns out to be [[TricksterMentor a setup by Mighty Eagle]] to help Red and his friends grow faith in themselves, but still.
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* Red's BrokenPedestal speech to Mighty Eagle after the latter refuses to help stop the pigs. Considering how Mighty Eagle was the only bird Red looked up to his whole life, and how Red was bullied as a kid for believing in him no less, it's very easy to feel sorry for Red when he learns his hero turns out to be a lazy braggart who turns his back on the island. Of course, this turns out to be [[TricksterMentor a setup by Mighty Eagle]] to help Red and his friends grow faith in themselves, but still.still.
* After Mighty Eagle saves the eggs, the blue couple whose egg Red is still attempting to rescue sees the last egg taken and just look utterly heartbroken. When Red returns and all the other birds are celebrating, these two are just sitting holding each other and crying.
* After Mighty Eagle saves the eggs, the blue couple whose egg Red is still attempting to rescue sees the last egg taken and just look utterly heartbroken. When Red returns and all the other birds are celebrating, these two are just sitting holding each other and crying.
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'''As a Moments subpage, all spoilers are unmarked [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff as per policy.]] Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned.'''
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* The FlashBack to Red's childhood[[spoiler:when when he and the children visit Mighty Eagle's statue, the formerly CheerfulChild Red asks when Bird Island's hero will return. This innocent question has the other kids act like [[JerkAss jerkasses]] toward him about how Mighty Eagle isn't real, saying his parents should have told him that. LackOfEmpathy hits home when one of them openly mentions, right in front of Red, that he lacks comprehension because he doesn't have parents. Or friends.]] You just want to cry with little Red during this scene.
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* The FlashBack to Red's childhood
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** Heck the "Behind Blue Eyes" scene that comes before it is just as sad. You see Red walking alone in the village to his home from Anger Management Class. He sees a loving couple expecting their first children to hatch from their egg. When Red movies the model of his home to the village, RuleOfSymbolism is put into play as he secretly wishes to be part of a society, but because of his anger tendencies, that is only a pipe dream.
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* The FlashBack to Red's childhood [[spoiler:when he and the children visit Mighty Eagle's statue, the formerly CheerfulChild Red asks when Bird Island's hero will return. This innocent question has the other kids act like [[Jerkass [[JerkAss jerkasses]] toward him about how Mighty Eagle isn't real, saying his parents should have told him that. LackOfEmpathy hits home when one of them openly mentions, right in front of Red, that he lacks comprehension because he doesn't have parents. Or friends.]] You just want to cry with little Red during this scene.
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* The FlashBack to Red's childhood [[spoiler:when he and the children visit Mighty Eagle's statue, the formerly CheerfulChild Red asks when Bird Island's hero will return. This innocent question has the other kids act like JerkAsses [[Jerkass jerkasses]] toward him about how Mighty Eagle isn't real, saying his parents should have told him that. LackOfEmpathy hits home when one of them openly mentions, right in front of Red, that he lacks comprehension because he doesn't have parents. Or friends.]] You just want to cry with little Red during this scene.
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* The FlashBack to Red's childhood [[spoiler:when he and the children visit Mighty Eagle's statue, the formerly CheerfulChild Red asks when Bird Island's hero will return. This innocent question has the other kids act like Jerkasses JerkAsses toward him about how Mighty Eagle isn't real, saying his parents should have told him that. LackOfEmpathy hits home when one of them openly mentions, right in front of Red, that he lacks comprehension because he doesn't have parents. Or friends.]] You just want to cry with little Red during this scene.
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** The music playing through this is just as upseting. The name of the track? ''"They're All Gone."''
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* Red being BrutallyHonest to Chuck and Bomb about not wanting to hang out with them. He makes it quite obvious that although they are in class together [[ImNotHereToMakeFriends doesn't mean he wants to be their friend]].
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* Red being BrutallyHonest to Chuck and Bomb about not wanting to hang out with them. He makes it quite obvious that although they are in class together together, [[ImNotHereToMakeFriends it doesn't mean he wants to be their friend]].
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* Red's BrokenPedestal speech to Mighty Eagle after the latter refuses to help stop the pigs. Considering how Mighty Eagle was the only bird Red looked up to his whole life, and how Red was bullied as a kid for believing in him no less, it's very easy to feel sorry for Red when he learns his hero turns out to be a lazy braggart who turns his back on the island.
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* Red's BrokenPedestal speech to Mighty Eagle after the latter refuses to help stop the pigs. Considering how Mighty Eagle was the only bird Red looked up to his whole life, and how Red was bullied as a kid for believing in him no less, it's very easy to feel sorry for Red when he learns his hero turns out to be a lazy braggart who turns his back on the island. Of course, this turns out to be [[TricksterMentor a setup by Mighty Eagle]] to help Red and his friends grow faith in themselves, but still.
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* The entire aftermath of the Pigs' egg theft/attack on the village is depressing in every sense of the word. The citizens of Bird Island sadly walk through the wreckage of their homes while the parents of the stolen eggs lament the abduction of their unborn children. Red, Chuck and Bomb feel like utter crap about not being able to stop the Pigs from escaping, and Judge Peckinpah, realizing that the entire ordeal could've been avoided if he had heeded Red's suspicions from the start, guiltily admits that he and everyone was wrong to ignore Red and wordlessly passes over his position of leader of the birds to Red.
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* The entire aftermath of the Pigs' egg theft/attack on the village is depressing in every sense of the word. The citizens of Bird Island sadly walk through the wreckage of their homes while the parents of the stolen eggs lament the abduction of their unborn children. Red, Chuck and Bomb feel like utter crap about not being able to stop the Pigs from escaping, and Judge Peckinpah, realizing that the entire ordeal could've been avoided if he had heeded Red's suspicions from the start, guiltily admits that he and everyone was wrong to ignore Red and wordlessly passes over his position of leader of the birds to Red.Red.
* Red's BrokenPedestal speech to Mighty Eagle after the latter refuses to help stop the pigs. Considering how Mighty Eagle was the only bird Red looked up to his whole life, and how Red was bullied as a kid for believing in him no less, it's very easy to feel sorry for Red when he learns his hero turns out to be a lazy braggart who turns his back on the island.
* Red's BrokenPedestal speech to Mighty Eagle after the latter refuses to help stop the pigs. Considering how Mighty Eagle was the only bird Red looked up to his whole life, and how Red was bullied as a kid for believing in him no less, it's very easy to feel sorry for Red when he learns his hero turns out to be a lazy braggart who turns his back on the island.
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* The morning after the Pigs make off with the eggs and destroy the village in the process, the citizens of Bird Island sadly walk through the wreckage of their homes while the parents of the stolen eggs lament the abduction of their unborn children. Red, Chuck and Bomb feel terrible about not being able to stop the Pigs from escaping, and Judge Peckinpah, despite looking as though he is going to blame the entire incident on Red, guiltily admits he should've heeded Red's suspicions from the get go.
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* The morning after entire aftermath of the Pigs make off with the eggs and destroy Pigs' egg theft/attack on the village is depressing in every sense of the process, the word. The citizens of Bird Island sadly walk through the wreckage of their homes while the parents of the stolen eggs lament the abduction of their unborn children. Red, Chuck and Bomb feel terrible like utter crap about not being able to stop the Pigs from escaping, and Judge Peckinpah, despite looking as though he is going to blame realizing that the entire incident on Red, guiltily admits ordeal could've been avoided if he should've had heeded Red's suspicions from the get go.start, guiltily admits that he and everyone was wrong to ignore Red and wordlessly passes over his position of leader of the birds to Red.
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** Bomb, however, makes the moment more [[HurricaneOfExcuses hilariously sad]].
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** Bomb, however, makes the moment more [[HurricaneOfExcuses hilariously sad]].sad]].
* The morning after the Pigs make off with the eggs and destroy the village in the process, the citizens of Bird Island sadly walk through the wreckage of their homes while the parents of the stolen eggs lament the abduction of their unborn children. Red, Chuck and Bomb feel terrible about not being able to stop the Pigs from escaping, and Judge Peckinpah, despite looking as though he is going to blame the entire incident on Red, guiltily admits he should've heeded Red's suspicions from the get go.
* The morning after the Pigs make off with the eggs and destroy the village in the process, the citizens of Bird Island sadly walk through the wreckage of their homes while the parents of the stolen eggs lament the abduction of their unborn children. Red, Chuck and Bomb feel terrible about not being able to stop the Pigs from escaping, and Judge Peckinpah, despite looking as though he is going to blame the entire incident on Red, guiltily admits he should've heeded Red's suspicions from the get go.
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More for the tearjerker page! :)
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**The way Chuck tries to take it with a grain of salt just breaks your heart.
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**The way Chuck tries to take it with a grain of salt just breaks your heart.
**Bomb, however, makes the moment more [[HurricaneOfExcuses hilariously sad]].
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* Red being BrutallyHonest to Chuck and Bomb about not wanting to hang out with them, making it obvious to them that although they are in class together he is not there to make friends.
* Red being BrutallyHonest to Chuck and Bomb about not wanting to hang out with them, making it obvious to them that although they are in class together he is not there to make friends.
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