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Instead, this is a narrative film interpretation question. In the movie Titanic (1997), Rose does not die at the end of the film. She survives the sinking of the Titanic as a young woman and lives a full life. At the very end of the movie, after telling her story to the treasure hunters, she passes away peacefully in her sleep, surrounded by photographs documenting her life's adventures. The final scene shows her reuniting symbolically with Jack in the afterlife, where they are reunited on the grand staircase of the Titanic, surrounded by those who perished in the shipwreck. This is a metaphorical, dream-like sequence representing her final moments and reunion with Jack, not a literal death scene. So the direct answer to your question is: No, Rose does not die at the end of Titanic in a tragic sense, but rather passes away naturally after a long and fulfilling life, having kept her promise to Jack to "live" and make the most of her existence.