Does anyone else cry like a baby...
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I did a little.
There's still something else that beats this as a tearjerker scene for me--but it definitely got to me.
There's still something else that beats this as a tearjerker scene for me--but it definitely got to me.
I often get teary-eyed during the final episode, yes, and particularly at that scene. Then again, I get teary-eyed with little provocation anyway. 
Care to share?
The music kinda kills it for me.
When I saw Cardassia in ruins and before that the heroic death of Damar, I must admit to shedding a (manly) tear or two.
The montage at the end was certainly moving and the final scene with Jake and Kira with the haunting and beautiful rending of the DS9 Theme was the finest endings to any series.
Did I cry like a baby, no but it was an emotional experience.
The montage at the end was certainly moving and the final scene with Jake and Kira with the haunting and beautiful rending of the DS9 Theme was the finest endings to any series.
Did I cry like a baby, no but it was an emotional experience.
There is nothing wrong with shedding tears for the devastation of your country, Gul. It shows that your patriotism is more than lip service.
^I wear the purple hat proudly!
Tears are a weakness that allow your enemies to sneak closer, because you can't see them as well.
On a more serious note, I always find myself with some dust in my eyes toward the end of Duet. One day I may have an explanation for this atmospheric anomaly's relationship to that episode. Until then, I'll just keep a tissue on hand.
On a more serious note, I always find myself with some dust in my eyes toward the end of Duet. One day I may have an explanation for this atmospheric anomaly's relationship to that episode. Until then, I'll just keep a tissue on hand.
Ahh, but our sight isn't alone...
...given the bioelectric sense. We can feel their electric fields whether they approach within our range of vision or not...
...thus allowing us the ability to release such emotions so that we can move on, whereas our enemies hold them in and corrode from the inside out.
Exactly the same here.
I really did not care for the Flashback scenes in the final episode. It made it feel like a clip show.
I offer the most emphatic "YES!" possible. It's like this thread was made for me. As I said in my review of the last episode and the series as a whole when I finished both for the first time, that scene moved me emotionally more than any other in Star Trek. I expected to be annoyed about Jadzia's absence since she's my favourite, but the scene worked so wonderfully that I forgot about that.
I've had tears in my eyes for Star Trek on several occasions. The ends of "Darmok", "The Offspring", "The Inner Light", and "The Wrath of Khan" are some of the most memorable examples, but this is the first one that ever made tears actually roll down my face continuously for a brief period. Those other ones just made me a little 'misty'. It was a beautifully crafted scene that really won me back emotionally after the Dukat/Sisko showdown infuriated me with its stupidity.
As I said in my review of the last episode and the series as a whole when I finished both for the first time, that scene moved me emotionally more than any other in Star Trek. I expected to be annoyed about Jadzia's absence since she's my favourite, but the scene worked so wonderfully that I forgot about that.I've had tears in my eyes for Star Trek on several occasions. The ends of "Darmok", "The Offspring", "The Inner Light", and "The Wrath of Khan" are some of the most memorable examples, but this is the first one that ever made tears actually roll down my face continuously for a brief period. Those other ones just made me a little 'misty'. It was a beautifully crafted scene that really won me back emotionally after the Dukat/Sisko showdown infuriated me with its stupidity.
I offer the most emphatic "YES!" possible. It's like this thread was made for me.
I've had tears in my eyes for Star Trek on several occasions. The ends of "Darmok", "The Offspring", "The Inner Light", and "The Wrath of Khan" are some of the most memorable examples, but this is the first one that ever made tears actually roll down my face continuously for a brief period. Those other ones just made me a little 'misty'. It was a beautifully crafted scene that really won me back emotionally after the Dukat/Sisko showdown infuriated me with its stupidity.
Jadzia's absence really grated in Worf's flashbacks. It made no sense to have Worf/Ezri scenes in his flashbacks instead of Worf/Jadzia. I heard there was an issue with re-using her scenes because she didn't give them permission, or something?
Jadzia's absence really grated in Worf's flashbacks. It made no sense to have Worf/Ezri scenes in his flashbacks instead of Worf/Jadzia. I heard there was an issue with re-using her scenes because she didn't give them permission, or something?
That's correct, but one of the writers also indicated that there was a miscommunication with her initially about the flashback which hurt her feelings. By the time it all got resolved, it was too late, would cost too much, and so they made the decision not to use her.
