Live Poll: Scenes or Sequences Where Characters Accept Their Death

@Pencho15 

Excellent! Thank you.

@Pencho15 

Thank you, very good suggestions. I've put them on the list. If someone else has suggestions, I'm still open, also for typos and edits.  25 is the limit for this list. If no one else suggests, it's ready to go. 19 is also a good number.

Option 17: Corrected.

@Tsarstepan 

The sacrifice of Gorman and Vasquez is an excellent example of what my idea is about. So I've put it on the list. Thank you.

Erik's death is also on the list. T'Challa offered him to help him. On this aspect, his situation wasn't really inevitable deadly. But it wasn't clear, if the Wakandians can save his live, so I take it. It is still better than the example in 'Awake'. I've put 'Awake' off the list for 25 options.

@riverotter 

Hi, Otter. I saw that movies a few years ago, but must admit that I'm not so into it and don't remember the circumstaces proper. I know about Dumbledore sacrificed himself for Harry. Can you tell me little about it to refresh my memory? I know it's a big franchise and has a pretty heavy meaning for many people, so I surely won't ignore it. But there are still many other good examples on the list and I want to keep it to 25 options. I think 25 options is a good count, specially when there is much to read for the users. Thank you for the suggestion, anyway.

Dumbledore had been injured destroying a horcrux. Snape told him the curse would spread from his hand and eventually kill him.

Dumbledore knew Voldemort had assigned his assassination to Draco Malfoy, but wanted Snape to kill him if Draco failed. 

Just before Snape kills Dumbledore, Dumbledore looks at Snape and says "Severus, please."

@riverotter 

Thank you, riverotter.

I think I slightly remember. I've put your suggestion on the list and deleted "187" instead.

@riverotter 

That's an awfully bad story. This guy's begging is totally understandable. I'll short the text a little, but I will put it there instead of 'Armageddon'. Thank you for suggesting.

I tried to shorten it, but it doesn't read good. I think you did your best to keep it short. Thank you.

@riverotter 

Hi, riverotter.

I just saw the movie to know what I'm talking about and I was tied to the screen. It's a great movie in it's own way. When I look at it and resume the time it was made, there were seldom movies that show up what it means to be invalid in such a clear and empathic way. It is one of the best movies on the list and may get my vote. A very excellent example! And the criteria are clearly fulfilled.

@Jessica 

Thank you for correcting. :)

#12: expect, accidentally wrote except. So accept would be wrong, too. Sorry for that. My bad. He didn't expect, they planned to kill him.

#20: Copy and paste-error.

All done.

@Peter_pbn 

Done.

I think it is more triggering than helpful. But please feel free to reference the law you mention.

If the content of the poll makes you feel that a suicide warning is necessary, please change the content of the poll.

Good intention, but I think you are right. I thought on Americas justice, where people sue companies for drying (and killing) their poodle in the microwave. But maybe that's just a prejudice of me. I deleted the line. Ready, if there are no more corrections.

@Peter_pbn 

Yo! I corrected it. I canceled the word quite.

@Peter_pbn 

freely - corrected.

@rubyfruit76 

Thank you, Ruby. I made the edits, now I will edit the suicide-line.

Quote: "... Good poll, btw! : )"

There were many people helping with good suggestions and corrections. I'm glad about that.

Mostly a poll is made from the activity of many people.  I just claim the idea. This one seems to be unique, even though there may be similar suggestions in the past done by other users. I got several elements to build a suggestion. This one is about a very special kind of situation, mostly shown in drama-, anti war-, or crime movies. I thought that these sequences are mostly pretty strong emotional sequences. So many people will remember them.

@rubyfruit76 

Thank you again for working that out.