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Good point about Anakin Solo. Good book. Crappy death.
And the same goes for General Madine.
I thought that the most pointless death was that of Huckleberry Finn's father in the book. It seriously had no point, whatsoever, and it didn't even make any sense. How could Huck not have realized that the house was his own?
Dishonorable mentions go to the old lady in "Great Expectations," Mod (sp) Flanders from the Simpsons, and Alfred, from "Batman."
And the same goes for General Madine.
I thought that the most pointless death was that of Huckleberry Finn's father in the book. It seriously had no point, whatsoever, and it didn't even make any sense. How could Huck not have realized that the house was his own?
Dishonorable mentions go to the old lady in "Great Expectations," Mod (sp) Flanders from the Simpsons, and Alfred, from "Batman."
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Stormbringer wrote:I know. I'd have Jinn and Maul killing each in a last clash of blades.verilon wrote:Ditto. That was just crap.Tsyroc wrote:Darth Maul getting cut in half by an apprentice whose ass he'd been kicking at the same time he was fighting a real Jedi.
I'd have had kenobi knocked down and more or less out, so it's Qui-gon vs Maul. They're fighting, Jinn slowly wearies, knowing if he doesn't take down Maul himself the sith'll get obi wan. So he makes a suicidal attack, he kills Maul but Maul deals him a mortal wound in return.
That would have been very good. It would have been respectful to both characters and set the stage for Obi Wan in ANH.
The only way for Qui Gon to defeat Maul is to try something he wouldn't think off, a move that would obviously end in Qui Gon's death. (It couldn't be too obvious though.) Maul still looks the bad ass and Qui Gon's death is more meaningul, Maul's death is more meaningul (less cheasy).
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That's DS9...Enlightenment wrote: B5's Dukhat. Inept leadership and engineering malpractice rolled into one.
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I thought anakin's death was kind of cool. It set up some really interesting story lines with the solo family in dispair. I wished the authors had pursued the "Jaina Solo Going Dark Side Out Of Grief and Dispair" angle a bit more. I would like to see the reacton of the Vong to experiencing a full-tilt Dark Jedi for the first time.
General Madine's death tops the list of crappy deaths. That whole book was just a debacle. So bad, in fact, I'm willing to just pretend it never happened. Who's with me?
General Madine's death tops the list of crappy deaths. That whole book was just a debacle. So bad, in fact, I'm willing to just pretend it never happened. Who's with me?
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Madines Death was badly written, being shot by a Hutt? Come on a Hutt can do better than that
Paplys death was a let down, a Dark Lord of The Sith dying screaming?
The deaths in any of the Dune Books
Paul, Leto I, Leto II, and all the Duncans etc. The worst was the way the Barron Harkonian dies, the fat kiddie fiddler deserved to die in a far nastier way.
Paplys death was a let down, a Dark Lord of The Sith dying screaming?
The deaths in any of the Dune Books
Paul, Leto I, Leto II, and all the Duncans etc. The worst was the way the Barron Harkonian dies, the fat kiddie fiddler deserved to die in a far nastier way.
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What didn't happen?irishmick79 wrote:General Madine's death tops the list of crappy deaths. That whole book was just a debacle. So bad, in fact, I'm willing to just pretend it never happened. Who's with me?
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Although Sepiroth is possibly the coolest bad guy in all of the sacred genre of Fantasy, the way he killed Aeris just kind of sucked. And if you MUST know, i cried..... Well, at least she didnt die by Cloud slicing her, that would have sucked worse.Kelly Antilles wrote:
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The stupidest death was of course, James T. Kirk. Whoever wrote that movie should be burned for the crime of stupid use of a the best ST character.
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