The most heartbreaking scene of death in Titanic is not Leo at all: she was not shown

Some episodes that could become memorable remained behind the scenes. One of these scenes was the story of the death of a secondary heroine that, due to emotional power, could surpass many moments of the photo.

The plot of the film is built around the love of Rosa (Kate Winslet) and Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio), but together with them there are a number of second -platte characters in the photo. Among them are the eight-year-old Cartmell Bark (Alexander Owens-Sarno). The audience sees the girl in a dance scene at a party in the third grade of the ship, where she is in the hands of her father for the first time when she lands on a ship and then dances with Jack for the exit of the roses.

After the episode with a party, the bark no longer appears in the frame until the final. However, a scene of her death was provided in the script.

According to the plan, the father and daughter could not climb the upper decks during the first hours of the disaster: the stairs were blocked and the bottom rooms were quickly filled with water.

Both belonged to the passengers who drowned before they reached the cover.

This scene, just like various other episodes that reveal the fate of secondary characters, did not fall in the final version of the film. Some of them also showed the tragic deaths of people, but it was the history of the Cortex that could be the most difficult for perception.

Nevertheless, the audience has a hint of her destiny. In the last scene, where Rosa meets Jack on the front kick, the audience sees all the passengers who died at the Titanic. Among them there is also the bark that confirms the tragic end.