Soul-Crushing Movie Deaths That Gave You Trust Issues

Rufio, Hook

Nothing tugs at the heartstrings quite like Rufio's death in the 1991 film "Hook." When Peter returned to Neverland to rescue his kids, Rufio was the first to challenge him. However, right when Peter proves his worth, Rufio gets fatally stabbed trying to protect Peter's children.

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