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Sometime deaths in work of story is tough to handle with. Some handle pretty good while other handle poorly and just use for shocking the viewer. I’m a bit mix of killing off characters. Whatever someone get killed it’s their prime, other died just to make some fucking space. And nothing compeer to shit like Off screen deaths......what the fuck is the point!

In case you’re confused about this, Killed Offscreen, or Offscreen deaths is used to describe the occurrence of a character dying outside of the audience's view. The character's corpse may be seen later, or confirmation may be given by another character, who witnessed the death/found the corpse. The problem is this cliches is how it’s handle. It’s nothing more than you just shock the viewer. The practice of ending a character's life off-screen has been used for several different reasons, although none of the reasons to seem to be fair in the art of storytelling. Whether it's a cast member whose risky behavior has spiraled out of control (shout out to Charlie mother-f*cking Sheen!) or a character who creators have no idea how to write for anymore, the ploy ends up being more detrimental than helpful to a show. To prove my points about how it’s failed: (Oh, great, Steven watch The Walking Dead, wow!) died off-screen when she was AWOL the survivor group and never show for half of Season 2. She later turned up again...as a walker, where Rick ended her for good in front of her sobbing mom, meaning that she and Carl didn't have the relationship they did in the comic. I gave that there’s reason why characters get murder off-screen were due to backstage issues during the development. This is just a overused “Makes-it-Easy” card, especially when it’s made a characters weak, like Chief Brody (who survive a killer shark in the first-half of the Jaws series) and Alex Browning (who didn’t get killed by one of Death’s crazy trips during the movie.) I wish this clichés just got away. 
 * Alex Browning from the original Final Destination who cheated death by breaking out of Flight 180 and also survive some bizarre accidents by Death…just died of a falling brick after the second films. An offscreen death for the franchise’s original lead? Lamest of the lame. What’s happen, did Death forget about him, or did he wanted to just go on to other people from Final Destination 2. Then again, he later decide to play some Domino Affect with those who cheated deaths on Final Destination 3.
 * Chief Brody is knew for being the killer of Jaws itself in the original Jaws and it’s squeal, only to have been given a off-screen death by getting written out via a heart attack, one that was suggested to have been caused by fear of the shark. Funny, after blowing one shark to smithereens and electrocuting another to death, we would have to believe that Brody had overcome that particular phobia. What’s a bunch of bullshit, especially when one of the version of Jaw 4 ending has Jaws just blow up out of nowhere!
 * Ernie of Giant Chicken as Boba Fett in Family Guy: It’s a trap make the way Boba Fett die from Return of the Jedi look like a masterpiece. During the "fight scene" with Hans Solo, (Peter Grittin), he was about to fight Boba before falling overboard...off screen! To think of how much fight Peter and Ernie, they miss a choose of having a awesome Family Guy’s Chicken Fight with Hans and Boba using a lot of Star Wars’s material. Instead Boba just slip up and die, not even onscreen! What’s a weak excuse. And this is the same series that has Ernie keep caming back, even thou his debut episode was all a dream.
 * Sophia from The Walking Dead
 * Liane Harper of the Teen Titan comic was just another body in Cry for Justice, where she was killed in the last issues after Star City get destroyed by the hand of Prometheus. This was the most insulting way you could kill off one of the most adorable balls of adorable. And to pour salt in the wound is that it results in her father, Arsenal, known as Red Arrow, to turn into a violent vigilante in Rise of Arsenal. Even worst is that Liane was erase during the reboot.
 * Cyclops from X-Men: The Last Stand is a worst way of how off-screen bullshit ruined a good movie. You see that on a poster and picture, Cyclops and the rest of his comrades going down in some kind of universe-saving blaze of glory. Only to watch and find out he dies in the first half hour, only getting roughly five minutes of screen time, never even suits up as Cyclops while still depressed over the loss of his wife, Jean Grey. Soon after, she review and kiss Cyclops, which…Cyclops just explodes. Well, we assume. Cyclops wasn't even granted an on-screen death. Even of his funeral with other fallen X-Men members, he's didn’t gave mentioned again until the end of the movie, where you see a brief glance of his tombstone.