Who were you most upset about dying in the whole series?

[Severius Badrage]

Snape.

Easily my favourite character in my book series..... by a long margin.

HP is the most popular book franchise across the world, maybe, and you don't expect to find someone so well developed, so complex, and (for me at least) so relatable... but Snape met and exceeded expectations.

anyway i was a lot like him when I was a child.

[SarcasticallySweet1993]

Honestley I cried the most when Dobey died it was tragic. cat_crying

[Seldom Wonder]

Probably Dobby or Tonks. I really admired Tonks. :/

[Digital Fiend]

I want to say...the Weasley twin {Fred?}. Just because he was the youngest character to die that was close the main character.

Then Hedwig...possibly.

[first mate Little Jackie]

Totally tied with Fred Lupin and Tonks.
Their deaths were entirely unnecessary and random. I think it was just Rowling spitting in the face of her loyal fans. Makes me wonder what we did (or certain of us) to make her so mad. And no, I'm not being dramatic. I'm serious.
All deaths before then had been used as a plot device to shape Harry and make him strong enough to do what he had to do.

[first mate Little Jackie]

x0_FATIMAGIC

Also, as far as the films go, Cedric's death really brought me over the edge. I shouldn't say his actual death, but rather, the scene where everyone finds out he's dead. It's such an ironically joyous moment and everyone is cheering for Harry while he's just torn to pieces, and nobabody really understands why until Cedric's dad comes forward literally crying and screaming. After that moment, you can just feel the horror of what's happened slowly wash over everyone.

I never really cared for Cedric as a character, but that scene is one that really haunts me. If you ask me, it was the one good scene in that film.

That and when Fred and George's attempt to put their names into the Goblet of Fire backfires. LOL.

I always hoped Cedric's dad would die. He was so rude and a total douche IMO. His character actually makes it hard for me to read those parts of the fourth book where he talks. stressed

[Mayor Gravity]

first mate Little Jackie

Totally tied with Fred Lupin and Tonks.
Their deaths were entirely unnecessary and random. I think it was just Rowling spitting in the face of her loyal fans. Makes me wonder what we did (or certain of us) to make her so mad. And no, I'm not being dramatic. I'm serious.
All deaths before then had been used as a plot device to shape Harry and make him strong enough to do what he had to do.

I don't think she was mad, when you have the money, you can do what you want.

[wittysplat]

dumbledore

[Mozzaria]

dark-magician-fangirl

Fred crying Somehow that death felt worse to me than the others, probably the whole 'leaving behind a twin' thing. I just felt so bad for George and I didn't see it coming that he'd die.

This. crying And it made me kind of worried that they didn't mention George at all during the 19 year timeskip. Did he commit suicide or something??? eek

[Asphyxia-Necronomicon]

Hopefully you can tell by my signature. crying

[Angelilah]

DOBBY!!!!!!
but sirius was amazing <333

[InnerUtopia]

Oh man, there's a lot of them...Snape, Fred, Dumbledore, Dobby, Hedwig...

[Kay Evenbloom]

Fred for sure. He added so much comic relief to the books. I wonder why she didn't just kill off Percy or something if she wanted a Weasley dead.

[dreamslayer89]

FRED!!!!!! HE WIL ALWAYS HAVE A PLAVE IN MY heart !