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The "death" of the Enterprise D may not be as heartwrenching as that of the original ship, but when it's out-right stated that she can't be salvaged, that gets me everytime.
The "final" death of James T. Kirk, Captain of the Enterprise. Now that death scene ALWAYS gets me, every single time.
- While the way in which he died might be poor, the death scene itself is amazingly done. The music is heart-wrenchingly beautiful and the dialogue is lovely, especially Kirk's last words.

"It was the least I could do... for the Captain of the Enterprise. It was fun.... oh, my..."

- Cue the Manly Tears.
Picard crying over the loss of his Nephew Rene.
- Picard giving a Nexus recreation of Rene a hug.
Cat owners identify with Data crying over finding Spot.
After seeing the Enterprise-B room Kirk was is now just a massive hull breach:

Chekov: My God! What anyone in here?

Scotty: (solemnly) Aye.

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 * The "death" of the Enterprise D may not be as heartwrenching as that of the original ship, but when it's out-right stated that she can't be salvaged, that gets me everytime.
 * The "final" death of  {{spoiler|James T. Kirk, Captain of the Enterprise}}. Now ''that'' death scene ALWAYS gets me, every single time.
-** While [[Dropped a Bridge On Him|the way in which he died might be poor]], the death scene itself is amazingly done. The music is heart-wrenchingly beautiful and the dialogue is lovely, especially Kirk's last words.
+** While [[Dropped a Bridge on Him|the way in which he died might be poor]], the death scene itself is amazingly done. The music is heart-wrenchingly beautiful and the dialogue is lovely, especially Kirk's last words.
 {{quote| "''It was the least I could do... for the Captain of the Enterprise. It was fun.... oh, my...''"}}
 ** Cue the [[Manly Tears]].