Apparently no one noticed I've been gone for a hella a long time. *sigh* damn, I feel liked
Though tragic death scene IS good, you may want to think of a movie script as an equation. The movie is already very dark, so would a tragic death scene make it go too far down that path, or help it someway? I believe it is more of the former rather than the latter. Has anyone seen "I am Legend" ? (great movie

) It was dark and very sad, and if the director put in MORE elements to provoke tears when he lost his loved ones, it would have either made it cheesy, or just too disturbing to watch. (Take note of scene were Sam died, I was crying so much (this is moi) and it didn't need any special effects. Though, of course Will Smith is a great actor)
If it was a "happier" movie like in "Harry Potter: The Order of the Pheonix" that type of death scene would have definatly fit (though the director didn't do that great of a job on it. Or was that the best of Daniel's attempts?)
So think of the whole plot, (directed to Fenris, Kodiak and Ice) weigh all elements in thy minds, then if you still think a tragic death scene would be good, okay, we'll change it around, but to do that we might have to replay half of chapter two.)
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Doc: No, I'm a pacifist.
Caboose: You're a thing that babies suck on?
Tucker: No, Caboose, that's a pedofile.
Church: I think he meant a pacifier.
Tucker: Oh, I was... thinking about something else...
(I don't like Pokemon, but I do find the result quite entertaining)

PIKACHUUUUUU!!!!