I cried pretty much start to finish but most when Dobby died and when Harry brings everyone back with the stone.

I really really really cried when I read Chapter 23 When Dobby dies.
Can't even read that chapter anymore.
I think I cried when every character who did die, died.
It was so sad.

I never cry during movies or books, but it was sad. I agree with what someone said in an earlier post though, there was just too many at once and there wasnt a very good story behind them they wernt "epic deaths". I just think that if someone important is going to die, it should be done in a memorable way, I quite honestly have trouble remembering who all died and how they died, it's ridiculous. I really think the last book was far too rushed.

I remember crying at Dobby's death and Fred's but i felt so upset knowing that i'd finished all the Harry Potter books aswell

I didn't cry - I'm a real boy aha!

absolutely! everytime someone died I was crying...
certainly at the ending... with Lupin and Tonks...
when I go and see the movie, I'm taking a handkerchief, more than one!

I never cry about anything, so the fact that the Prince's Tale made me cry is huge. I'm bringing a whole box of tissues to Deathly Hallows part II...

Other deaths/sad things would make me sad but never cry.

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The one that did upset me most was Dobby's death, but I never cried over it.

The only death in DH I cried during was Dobby's. He was just so innocent...trying to save Harry...oh, and for some reason when Harry wrote "Here lies a free elf" I just about started bawling.
I really cried the most at Dumbledore's death, but that wasn't in book 7.

I NEVVVVVER cry in books, but i cried when Lupin, Sirius and Harry's parents came back from the dead. And Lupin says how he wish that he could see his son grow up, but he wants to know that he son knows that he died to make a better future for him. That when the tears came. (I was holdin them in when Fred died)