The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion/Tear Jerker

"Mee wurst troll evurr nobuddy pay brijj tole me nott sceary enuf mee gett drunc an kil sellf troll droun" Yep, this troll just committed suicide. All in the name of Billy Goats.
 * When you're too late to save Lucien, and you never get to clear his name, either.
 * The Dark Brotherhood quest the Purification:
 * The end of the Thieves' Guild quest line when
 * The quest A Brotherhood Betrayed. Three adventurers found an ancient amulet, but one wanted it for himself. So after many years, that traitorous adventurer murdered the other two in the guise of a vampire hunter, setting the other two up as vampires. The wife of one of the victims, shocked by what had happened, asks you to help. After the truth has been revealed and the seemingly mundane amulet retrieved, she reveals that the other two knew what the traitorous adventurer had been planning, and cursed the amulet so it becomes mundane. The secret word to lift the curse? Brotherhood.
 * The penultimate quest of the Fighter's Guild requires you to infiltrate the Blackwood Company and learn their secrets. As part of the quest, you're required to drink a bottle of Hist Sap, a hallucinogenic drug, and help the Blackwood Company clear out a town of a goblin infestation. When you return to the town after the drug wears off, you find that
 * This may seem more like a Troper Tale, but bear with me. While heading for a quest outside Anvil,near the local Oblivion Gate, I found an Imperial Legionnaire standing between two corpses. One was his horse, the other a Clannfear. It couldn't have been clearer what happened. He stared down at the blazing gate for a full two minutes, almost like he was making a decision. Then, without warning, he whipped out his sword and charged into the Daedra down the hill, screaming "For the Emperor!" as loud as he could. He died quickly, but still, damn.
 * The ending
 * Another Dark Brotherhood quest, The Lonely Wanderer, makes me tear up every time I have to do it. To find Faelian, you have to ask around for info, and  You talk to the innkeeper there about him, and she mentions how he has a wealthy girlfriend that's apparently devoted to him. You talk to the girlfriend (possibly needing to chat her up into a friendlier level), and SHE tells you all about how even though   All this to corner Faelian and kill him. Makes this troper feel guilty every time.
 * For this troper, it was the aftermath of the Baenlin assassination. The assassination went off without a hitch, and I was feeling pretty damn smug. I did a few more missions for about one in-game week... and then I walk into the Grey Mane, and see Baenlin's Gentlemans Gentleman, Gromm, sitting there and crying into a beer. And it hits me: He's been sitting here, getting drunk and crying for a week. Because of me. I did that. I killed a man, and I caused his dependents immense pain, for a few hundred septims I didn't really need. And I felt good about it. Cue erasing save file and starting over.
 * This was even worse in this troper's playthrough of the Baenlin assasination, where, a day or so after experiencing the very same heart-wrenching scene in the tavern listed above, I witnessed Gromm charge at a number of Legionnaires in what can only be interpreted as a drunken fit of sorrowful rage, where he was quickly cut down. I realized that- digital or not- I just drove someone to commit suicide by police. I quickly erased my save and decided to stick to the Thieves' Guild from then on.
 * There's a Fighter's Guild Quest where you read Viranus Donton's journal. He writes about how he thinks his mother doesn't think he's as good as his recently-killed brother.
 * In the Shivering Isles expansion, near the end, as Sheogorath . Hearing the wacky, crazy, eternally-cheerful Sheogorath speaking in an orderly, logical manner and sounding so depressed.... And then he sadly tells you to get out while you can, or he'll kill you.... It's heart-breaking, really.
 * You can find a dead troll under a bridge. Funny? Yeas, until you read the note on it's body.
 * You can find a dead troll under a bridge. Funny? Yeas, until you read the note on it's body.
 * After triumphantly destroying the Great Gate, I emerged onto the battlefield to find that almost everyone had survived! Then I looked down, and saw the body of Jauffre. What's worse, he's still tagged as a quest object, so his body never disappears. Now every time I walk around Bruma, I keep stumbling across his corpse.