Do You Have A Degree In Saw?

In the climax scene of Saw, it is revealed that the Jigsaw killer is John Kramer. This revelation comes as a surprise to the audience as throughout the movie, John Kramer is portrayed as a victim of Jigsaw's games rather than the mastermind behind them. This twist adds an extra layer of complexity to the character and leaves the audience in shock.

Strahm used a pen to survive the watercube trap. This suggests that he was able to use the pen to create a small hole or opening in the trap, allowing him to escape and survive. The pen would have provided a sharp and pointed object that could be used to manipulate the trap and create an exit.

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The correct answer suggests that Detective Matthews planted evidence that was later used to obtain the convictions of all the victims in the Nerve Gas House, except for Daniel Matthews. This implies that Detective Matthews was involved in some form of corruption or misconduct, as he manipulated the evidence to secure their convictions. This connection between Detective Matthews and the victims indicates his role in their legal troubles and raises questions about his integrity as a detective.

In the climax scene of Saw 3, it is revealed that the main character being tested was Amanda Young. This is evident from the events leading up to the climax, where it is shown that Amanda has been working with Jigsaw and carrying out his twisted games. She was the one responsible for orchestrating the tests and manipulating the other characters. The revelation adds a layer of complexity to Amanda's character and her role in the overall storyline of the Saw franchise.

Dr Gordon could not use the cell phone he found to call his family or someone for help because the phone was designed only to receive calls, not to make them.

Jeff Reinhart is depressed because he is facing multiple major life challenges. The loss of his son in an auto-pedestrian accident is a traumatic event that is likely to cause grief and sadness. Additionally, discovering that his wife is having an affair adds emotional pain and betrayal to his already difficult situation. These circumstances would understandably contribute to his feelings of depression.

Detective Hoffman "killed" Seth Baxter because Seth had murdered Hoffman's sister. This suggests that Hoffman sought revenge for his sister's death and took matters into his own hands.

In the "5 will become 1" game, the victims needed to work together as a team to survive. This implies that instead of competing against each other or resorting to violence, they needed to collaborate and support each other in order to increase their chances of survival.

Adam knew to turn off the light to find the "X marks the spot" because he saw a picture inside of Dr Gordon's wallet that gave him a clue. This suggests that the picture contained some information or indication that turning off the lights would reveal the location of the "X".

In Saw 2, Jigsaw spends the majority of the movie talking to Detective Matthews. Throughout the film, Jigsaw engages in a series of conversations and interactions with Detective Matthews, testing his will and forcing him to make difficult choices. This interaction between Jigsaw and Detective Matthews is a central plot point in the movie, making Detective Matthews the correct answer.

Dr. Gordon's aim in the game during Saw is to kill Adam before 6 o'clock. This is evident from the plot of the movie where Dr. Gordon is forced to play a game orchestrated by the Jigsaw Killer. He is given the task of killing Adam, who is also trapped in the same room, before a specific time limit. If he fails to do so, his family will be killed. Therefore, Dr. Gordon's primary objective is to eliminate Adam within the given time frame in order to save his family.

Allison Kerry dies in the Angel of Death trap.

Xavier Chavez most likely had the smallest direct impact on John Kramer's life because there is no significant evidence or connection between the two characters in the Saw franchise. While characters like Dr. Lawrence Gordon, Art Blank, Jill Tuck, and William Easton have clear relationships or interactions with John Kramer, Xavier Chavez does not have any known direct involvement or influence on John Kramer's life.

The correct answer is Daniel Matthews because he is the only person mentioned in the options who could potentially be the killer. The other names listed are not connected to the question or the scenario provided.

Dr. Denlon performs brain surgery on Jigsaw. This can be inferred from the context of the question, which suggests that Jigsaw undergoes brain surgery. Out of the given options, Dr. Denlon is the only one who is a doctor and can perform such a surgery. The other options, Dr. Gordon, Dr. Heffner, Zepp Hindle, and an unknown person, do not have any specific relevance to brain surgery on Jigsaw.

Special Agent Strahm dies during the climax scene of Saw 5.

In Saw 5 and 6, it can be inferred that Erricson is Perez's supervisor/manager. This can be deduced from their interactions and the dynamics of their relationship portrayed in the movies.

Strahm claimed that Perez said Hoffmans name while she was on her deathbed.

The speaker is emphasizing the importance of being noticed or acknowledged by someone when they are killing them. This suggests that the speaker wants their actions or presence to have a significant impact on the other person, possibly indicating a desire for power or control over them.

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Cecil Adams is the correct answer because he is the first person that Jigsaw ever tested, according to the information provided.

Debbie tried to kill William because she believed that the key to her survival was inside his stomach. This suggests that there was some kind of life-threatening situation or game orchestrated by someone, possibly Jigsaw, where the key inside William's stomach held the solution for Debbie's survival.

There were 6 "Dog pit" members seated on the carousel trap.

The fill in the blank is really anal on what it will accept for the correct answer. To get it correct you need to type a one word response, all lowercase, with no period afterwards.

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Jigsaw's "Personal Favorite" game is "The Rack" because it is implied that Jigsaw has a sadistic nature and enjoys inflicting pain on his victims. "The Rack" is a particularly cruel and torturous game where the victim is stretched on a rack, causing extreme physical agony. This aligns with Jigsaw's character and his twisted sense of justice in his games.

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The majority of Saw 4 takes place during the events of Saw 3. This can be inferred from the fact that the other options mention events that occur before or after Saw 3, while this option states that Saw 4 is happening at the same time as Saw 3.

Brenda tried to kill Rigg because she believed he was a cop and feared that he would arrest or convict her. This suggests that Brenda may have been involved in illegal activities or had a criminal history, making her anxious about being caught by law enforcement. By eliminating Rigg, she hoped to avoid any potential consequences and maintain her freedom.

In the given options, Xavier Chavez is the only character who kills Jonas Singer. The other options, Jigsaw, Mark Hoffman, and Amanda Young, are characters from the Saw franchise but they are not responsible for killing Jonas Singer. The last option, "He kills himself out of frustration," is not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be considered as the correct answer. Therefore, the correct answer is Xavier Chavez.

Based on the given information, it can be inferred that Detective Kerry may have had an affair with Detective Matthews.

Detective Hoffman is the correct answer because he is the first pivotal character introduced to the audience during Troy's chain trap. This is evident in the Saw movie franchise, where Detective Hoffman is shown interacting with Troy in the trap, setting the tone for his character's involvement in the storyline.

In the climax scene of Saw 6, several events take place. Detective Hofman is finally tested, William finds his sister, and William dies. However, the event that didn't happen during this scene is William finding his wife and son.

Jigsaw and Hoffman are the correct answers because they both played a role in abducting Paul Leahy. Jigsaw is the mastermind behind the abductions, creating intricate traps and games for his victims. Hoffman is Jigsaw's accomplice, assisting him in carrying out the abductions and executing his plans. Together, they form a deadly duo that is responsible for orchestrating the abduction of Paul Leahy.

The character Zepp Hindle's name appears in the title of the theme song that typically plays during the main twist of a Saw movie.

Detective Hoffman plants Dr. Gordon's penlight at the scene of Mark's game to deceive Detective Tapp. Jigsaw instructs Hoffman to carry out this task, likely as part of his larger plan to manipulate and confuse the detectives. By framing Dr. Gordon, Jigsaw aims to divert suspicion away from himself and create a false lead for the investigation. Hoffman's compliance with Jigsaw's request indicates his loyalty to Jigsaw and his willingness to participate in his twisted games.

Jigsaw despises murderers because they take away the lives of others. He believes that everyone should appreciate their lives and those who do not are not worthy of living. While he may also have negative feelings towards thieves and drug addicts, the question specifically asks about what he despises, and murderers are the only option that directly relates to taking someone's life.

Art Blank has to go up against Trevor in the Mausoleum Game.

Jigsaw tells Hoffman that Dr Gordon is a "Healer who needs healing." This implies that Jigsaw sees Dr Gordon as someone who is supposed to help others, but is in need of help himself. It suggests that Jigsaw believes Dr Gordon is in need of some form of redemption or personal growth.

Leigh Whannell is the correct answer because he is the actor who starred in the Saw short film or "Saw 0.5" which was released in 2003.

Amanda Young most likely did not participate in/help set up "The Pound of Flesh game." This can be inferred from the fact that Amanda Young, also known as "The Pig," is a character from the Saw franchise. In the franchise, she is primarily associated with the Reverse Bear Trap game and the Nerve Gas House game. The other options, such as The Bathroom and Dr. Denlon's Shotgun Collar Game, are not specifically mentioned in relation to Amanda Young, but The Pound of Flesh game is not associated with her character.

Simone and Eddy's line of work is described as subprime mortgage lenders. This means that they specialize in providing loans to individuals who have poor credit or do not meet the standard criteria for a conventional mortgage. Subprime mortgage lenders typically charge higher interest rates to compensate for the higher risk associated with lending to these borrowers.

The "Dog Pit" is the correct answer because it is implied that they are the ones who typically find mistakes in insurance policies at Umbrella Health. The other options do not provide any indication or context to suggest that they are responsible for finding mistakes in insurance policies.

In the deleted scene from Saw 3, Amanda is haunted by Adam Faulkner in her dream.

In the movie Saw 3, John reveals that the only person he has ever truly connected with is Amanda Young. This suggests that John and Amanda had a deep and meaningful relationship, possibly built on shared experiences or understanding. The other options, Jill Tuck, his unborn son Gideon, his unborn daughter Gideon, and Mark Hoffman, do not hold the same level of connection for John as Amanda does.

The correct answer is Donnie Greco. This character is the "dead" cellmate of Amanda.

The question asks how Pamela Jenkins gets ahold of the letter that Hoffman wrote Amanda. However, none of the given options provide a clear explanation of how she obtains the letter. Therefore, the answer is that it is unknown at this time.

In the movies Saw 4 and Saw 6, Jigsaw/John Kramer utters a curse word.