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Robin Hood. Three seasons of BBC goodness that have not left me unscathed. If you haven't watched them, I'm sorry. I can't really explain to you why I am dying inside without giving away extremely crucial things. Suffice it to say that I am.
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Perhaps this will help explain, though. The last time I cried this much over a character/story was when I read Where the Red Fern Grows for the first time. In 3rd grade. The part where the dogs died at the end. Seriously, I had to read that book like 5 times before I could make it without completely breaking down at the end.
I'm not really a crier. Only the most poignant of things make me shed real tears when it comes to books or movies.
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I get over the top excited, anxious, or 'shocked stupor' really easily. I overdo it to the point of throwing things, slamming books, pounding pillows, and hiding my face. But with emotional stuff, I don't have the same reaction. I can get super sad. Watery eyed. Almost crying. But I very rarely make it to the actual tears. Not in books or movies. And even more rarely do I have them streaming down my face. And by that I mean it's probably been twice in my life.
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Things that have made me shed actual tears:
-Where the Red Fern Grows
-Moulin Rouge
-P.S. I Love You
-Toy Story 3
-Bridge to Terabithia
-The end of LOTR
-Dobby's death
-Snape crying over Lily's picture
-I think one point in Percy Jackson 5 but I'm not sure
-The wedding episode in Glee (Go ahead. Judge me. Note that this is the only happy romantic tear session.)
-Also, the Glee one where Kurt sang I want to hold your hand. Wow.
Yeah, those are all I can think of. For a life of nearly 26 years, during which I have read a LOT of books and watched a LOT of movies, this is a little pitiful. Like I said, I really don't cry much.
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The series finale of Robin Hood, though, added all of those together in one 10 minute ending. Gushing. Tears. Streaming down my face. Almost got to the hiccup-y crying, but fortunately avoided it. I will literally be dead inside for an unspecified amount of time.
Why am I telling you this? Well, probably because it's 3:30 am and I'm just sitting here dying. No one else to tell. And I only know one person who's even seen the episode I'm talking about. If I kept it all inside, I would probably just be laying on my bed, staring at the ceiling, and crying some more. And I don't want that. Though it may happen anyway.
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So yeah. Take this as you want. An admission that it is possible to make me break down into sobs. An in depth exploration of feelings, since I never really do that either. A look at the sorts of things that get to me. (Robin Hood but not romantic chick flicks. Go figure.) Take whatever you want. I just needed to type it out.
The killing of my soul will re-commence in five seconds.
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