Jennifer Hale's video game death in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty.
Jennifer Hale (1972- )
Film Deaths
- Wolves (2014) [Janice Richards]]: Dismembered off-screen by John Pyper-Ferguson when the latter is a werewolf. When Lucas Till regains consciousness in his living room, he discovers Jennifer's corpse right beside Stephen Sparks in their bedroom.
Television Deaths
- Green Lantern: The Animated Series: Love is a Battlefield (2013;animated) [Princess Gi'ata'Carol Ferris]: Killed by Atrocitus (voiced by Jonathan Adams) when she takes the shot met for Green Lantern Hal Jordoan (voiced by Josh Keaton). Her Aunt Queen Aga'po (voiced by Grey DeLisle) is holding her body and moruning her. Later she tells Hal Jordan, Carol Ferris, Kilowog (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, and Razer (voiced by Jason Spisak, that she died protecting the true meaning of love, while Carol Ferris lives in the episode.
Video Game Deaths
- Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001) [Emma Emmerich]: Stabbed in the stomach by Phil LaMarr. She dies later on with Christopher Randolph by her side.
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (2003) [Bastila Shan] If the player has been affiliated with the Jedi throughout the endgame, Jennifer is a hostile enemy during the climactic end-game battle before facing Malak. Depending on the player's choice, Jennifer could be executed or redeemed.
- Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots (2008) [Dr. Naomi Hunter]: Commits suicide by injecting herself with a drug that suppresses her regenerative nanomachines in order to succumb to cancer.
- Brütal Legend (2009): [Drowned Ophelia] Has her heart torn out by Tim Curry .
- Mass Effect 2 (2010): [Commander Shepard - Female] Asphyxiates when her space-suit springs a leak, shortly after rescuing Seth Green from the wreckage of the Normandy; however, she is resurrected two years later on Martin Sheen's orders. Late in the game, Jennifer can fall to her death at the end of the Suicide Mission, provided that none of her squad-members have survived to help her into the Normandy SR2's airlock.
- Mass Effect 3 (2012) [Commander Shepard - Female] Can die in four of the game's endings - (Destroy) is killed in the aftermath of the Reapers' destruction unless the player has enough War Assets; (Synthesis) is disintegrated when she throws herself into the Catalyst in order to add her essence to it, transforming all lifeforms in the galaxy; (Refusal) is killed along with the rest of the galaxy by the Reapers; (Control) is disintegrated while using the Crucible to reprogram the Reapers - though in the case of this last ending, Jennifer lives on as the artificial intelligence that now controls the Reapers.
- Diablo III (2012) [Leah] Is betrayed by Alyson Reed and used as a vessel to resurrect the title character.
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 (2012) [Anderson]: During the mission "Cordis Die," Jennifer gets wounded by stray gunfire while providing air support for the player. During the final stage of the level, the player commandeers Jennifer's jet fighter, and Jennifer could die from her wound if the ambulance she is riding in takes too much gunfire.
- BioShock Infinite (2013) [Rosalind Lutece] Killed prior to the events of the game along with Oliver Vaquer, when Bill Lobley sabotages one of their inventions on Kiff VandenHeuvel's orders. However, both she and Oliver live on as quantum "ghosts" scattered across the possibility-space due to the extraordinary nature of the accident.
- Mass Effect 3: Citadel (2013) [Commander Shepard - Female/ Shepard Clone - female] Playing both her usual role and a clone of the main character, the latter falls to her death following a struggle with the real Commander Shepard on the Normandy's cargo ramp. Depending on the player's choices, the clone is either forced to let go of the ramp when the real Shepard stops her hands loose, or commits suicide by letting go after realizing Siobhan Hewlett has abandoned her. The real Shepard survives the DLC unharmed.