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Amanda Young

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-	'''Amanda Young''' is a fictional character appearing in the ''Saw'' film series. She was portrayed by Shawnee Smith. At first a minor character in the first film, she was revealed to be Jigsaw's apprentice in ''Saw II'' and the bulk of ''Saw III'' was centered around her character. Having been killed off in ''III'', Smith has yet to reprise her role and has only been featured in archive footage from previous films but will make a return for new flashbacks in SAW 6.	+	'''Amanda Young''' is a fictional character appearing in the ''Saw'' film series. She was portrayed by Shawnee Smith. At first a minor character in the first film, she was revealed to be Jigsaw's apprentice in ''Saw II'' and the bulk of ''Saw III'' was centered around her character, she was then featured in archive footage in Saw IV and Saw V and then returned for flashback scenes in Saw VI
	== Early Life==		== Early Life==
-	AMANDA Young's early life was never established on the films, although both writer [[Leigh Whannell]] and Shawnee Smith have worked on and discussed it. On the commentary for the ''Saw III: Director's Cut'', Whannel stated that as a child Amanda had been abused by her father and neglected as a child, which lead to her being filled with rage as an adult. A deleted line from the original script for ''III'' has Amanda telling John that her father used to lock her in the dark for hours.	+	Amanda Young's early life was never established on the films, although both writer [[Leigh Whannell]] and Shawnee Smith have worked on and discussed it. On the commentary for the ''Saw III: Director's Cut'', Whannel stated that as a child Amanda had been abused by her father and neglected as a child, which lead to her being filled with rage as an adult. A deleted line from the original script for ''III'' has Amanda telling John that her father used to lock her in the dark for hours.
	<blockquote>"When I was a little girl . . . my father would lock me under the stairs. I was terrified of the dark, and he would leave me in there alone. For hours."</blockquote>		<blockquote>"When I was a little girl . . . my father would lock me under the stairs. I was terrified of the dark, and he would leave me in there alone. For hours."</blockquote>

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	The scene in Saw III where Amanda is shown cutting her inside thigh was not in the original script; there was only a brief scene that hinted at Amanda self injuring, in which Amanda is shown squeezing a razor blade (which was later replaced by a scene of Amanda squeezing a leather cutter). Shawnee Smith had been reading the book ''A Bright Red Scream'' prior to filming, and she firmly believed that it was necessary to show Amanda's self injuring tendencies (for character depth), and thus insisted that the scene be filmed and put into the movie. Still, some of the scene was cut, including a shot of Amanda using the cloth body of a doll on her bed to soak up the blood from her wounds.		The scene in Saw III where Amanda is shown cutting her inside thigh was not in the original script; there was only a brief scene that hinted at Amanda self injuring, in which Amanda is shown squeezing a razor blade (which was later replaced by a scene of Amanda squeezing a leather cutter). Shawnee Smith had been reading the book ''A Bright Red Scream'' prior to filming, and she firmly believed that it was necessary to show Amanda's self injuring tendencies (for character depth), and thus insisted that the scene be filmed and put into the movie. Still, some of the scene was cut, including a shot of Amanda using the cloth body of a doll on her bed to soak up the blood from her wounds.

-	Due to her behavior, Amanda possibly suffers from borderline personality disorder, as well Stockholm Syndrome in that she bonded to and felt strong affection from someone who had previously kidnapped her.	+	Due to her behavior, Amanda possibly suffers from borderline personality disorder, as well Stockholm Syndrome in that she bonded to and felt strong affection from someone who had previously kidnapped her. As an adult, Amanda turned to drug use and self-mutilation. She was later framed by corrupt cop [[Eric Matthews]] and arrested, at which point her situation worsened.
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-	As an adult, Amanda turned to drug use and self-mutilation. She was later framed by corrupt cop [[Eric Matthews]] and arrested, at which point her situation worsened.

	==Jigsaw's Test==		==Jigsaw's Test==

Saw VI

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Dr. Lawrence Gordon:

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	It was thought by fans that this might have be the last Saw film in the series. This was due to Tobin Bell's (Jigsaw) contract that he had signed on for 5 sequels since Saw, which brings him up to this film, and nothing has been said of him signing on for further sequels.		It was thought by fans that this might have be the last Saw film in the series. This was due to Tobin Bell's (Jigsaw) contract that he had signed on for 5 sequels since Saw, which brings him up to this film, and nothing has been said of him signing on for further sequels.

-	However, it has been confirmed by Lionsgate in October of 2009 that two more sequels have been commissioned, with Saw VII to begin filming in January 2010 with the traditional October release date. Saw VII has also confirmed to be the first 3D installment of the series. However, Tobin Bell has still not renewed his contract, and it is unknown if he will appear in these sequels.	+	However, it has been confirmed by Lionsgate in October of 2009 that one more sequel has been commissioned, with Saw VII to begin filming in January 2010 with the traditional October release date. Saw VII has also confirmed to be the first 3D installment of the series. However, Tobin Bell has still not renewed his contract, and it is unknown if he will appear.

	===Possible Characters to Return===		===Possible Characters to Return===
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-	One of the most heavy rumors amongst fans is the possibility of Carey Elwes returning as Dr. Gordon and answering the fan's question of whether he lived or not at the end of Saw. Other rumors suggest Gordon returning as another apprentice to Jigsaw.
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-	Gordon did not appear in SAW VI.

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Saw VI

Saimcheeda — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 17:09:50 GMT

Dan Erickson:

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	Strahm was implicated as the next Jigsaw apprentice by Hoffman planting fake evidence (using his severed hand) to incriminate him, but he did not make a physical appearence.		Strahm was implicated as the next Jigsaw apprentice by Hoffman planting fake evidence (using his severed hand) to incriminate him, but he did not make a physical appearence.

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-	This was also mentioned in the commentary of Saw V.

-	Erickson did indeed return for Saw VI, along with the supposedly dead Agent Perez.
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Traps

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Jeff's Final Test:

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	====Jeff's Final Test====		====Jeff's Final Test====
-	[[File:Jeff.jpg\|thumb\|Jeff in his final test]]	+	[[File:Jeff.jpg\|thumb\|173px\|Jeff in his final test]]
	After completing his tests, Jeff exited the abandoned plant and entered Jigsaw's lair. During the confrontation, Jigsaw gave Jeff the choice of killing him with one of various implements located on a tray before him and taking his revenge, or making the choice to forgive him. Unbeknownst to Jeff, the choice of killing Jigsaw would ultimately lead to his wife, Lynn's, death as well, as Jigsaw's decreased heartrate would activate the''' Shotgun Collar''' placed on Lynn. This final choice was the true aim of Jeff's tests. In the end, Jeff claims that he forgives Jigsaw, but then chooses to take his revenge a despite this, murdering Jigsaw by slicing his neck with an electric circular saw. Before Jigsaw succumbed to his injuries, he played one final tape for Jeff, informing him that he was responsible for the loss of Jeff's second child- his daughter [[Corbett Reinhart\|Corbett]], who Jigsaw locked away with a limited air supply. The tape also left the possibility of a prearranged game that Jeff would have to undergo with the tape's final line, "and if you want to get her back, you'll have to play a game."		After completing his tests, Jeff exited the abandoned plant and entered Jigsaw's lair. During the confrontation, Jigsaw gave Jeff the choice of killing him with one of various implements located on a tray before him and taking his revenge, or making the choice to forgive him. Unbeknownst to Jeff, the choice of killing Jigsaw would ultimately lead to his wife, Lynn's, death as well, as Jigsaw's decreased heartrate would activate the''' Shotgun Collar''' placed on Lynn. This final choice was the true aim of Jeff's tests. In the end, Jeff claims that he forgives Jigsaw, but then chooses to take his revenge a despite this, murdering Jigsaw by slicing his neck with an electric circular saw. Before Jigsaw succumbed to his injuries, he played one final tape for Jeff, informing him that he was responsible for the loss of Jeff's second child- his daughter [[Corbett Reinhart\|Corbett]], who Jigsaw locked away with a limited air supply. The tape also left the possibility of a prearranged game that Jeff would have to undergo with the tape's final line, "and if you want to get her back, you'll have to play a game."

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Hoffman's Stalker Note

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Theories:

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	* The 2nd theory is that Agent Strahm wrote the note to Hoffman. This is possible, as Strahm was suspicious of Hoffman being Jigsaw's new apprentice early on in the movie, however, Strahm readily confessed his suspicions to Hoffman from the beginning. It could be that this was an attempt on Strahm's part to coerce Hoffman into revealing himself.		* The 2nd theory is that Agent Strahm wrote the note to Hoffman. This is possible, as Strahm was suspicious of Hoffman being Jigsaw's new apprentice early on in the movie, however, Strahm readily confessed his suspicions to Hoffman from the beginning. It could be that this was an attempt on Strahm's part to coerce Hoffman into revealing himself.

-	* Another, less likely, but very interesting theory is that it was written by Pamela Jenkins (a reporter at the press conference).	+	* Another, less likely, but very interesting theory is that it was written by Pamela Jenkins (a reporter at the press conference)
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-	* Other rumours are that it could be Doctor Gordon is he is the new apprentice which we will find out in Saw VII as the writers confirmed he will be in it.

Traps

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The Razorwire Maze:

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	Most of the first movie played out in a bathroom, the setting of one of Jigsaw's more complicated tests. However, a lot more of Jigsaw's creations were viewed at his lair, which was located in an old abandoned mannequin factory on Stygian street. Detectives David Tapp and Steven Sing arrived there after following clues hidden on one of the video tapes played for one of Jigsaw's victims. After arriving at the factory, Tapp and Sing found everything shrouded in red blankets. Removing them, they found numerous things hidden beneath them, including the Billy puppet, a diorama of the bathroom trap, and an experimental victim, Jeff, in a trap. After pursuing Jigsaw down a hallway, Sing fell victim to another hidden trap, receiving a shotgun blast from above. The majority of the traps and tests seen in the movie are as follows:		Most of the first movie played out in a bathroom, the setting of one of Jigsaw's more complicated tests. However, a lot more of Jigsaw's creations were viewed at his lair, which was located in an old abandoned mannequin factory on Stygian street. Detectives David Tapp and Steven Sing arrived there after following clues hidden on one of the video tapes played for one of Jigsaw's victims. After arriving at the factory, Tapp and Sing found everything shrouded in red blankets. Removing them, they found numerous things hidden beneath them, including the Billy puppet, a diorama of the bathroom trap, and an experimental victim, Jeff, in a trap. After pursuing Jigsaw down a hallway, Sing fell victim to another hidden trap, receiving a shotgun blast from above. The majority of the traps and tests seen in the movie are as follows:

-	===The Razorwire Maze===	+	===The Razor-Wire Maze===


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	=== Zep's Test ===		=== Zep's Test ===
-	[[File:237_7_large.jpg\|thumb\|Zep explains the instructions to Dr. Gordon's wife]]
	Some time before placing Lawrence and Adam in the Bathroom Trap, Jigsaw arranged for [[Zep Hindle]], a hospital orderly, to become involved in a game of his own: Zep had to monitor the two prisoners in the Bathroom Trap to ensure that Lawrence killed Adam and if Lawrence failed to do so, then Zep would have to have killed Lawrence's [[Alison Gordon\|wife]] and [[Diana Gordon\|daughter]] in order to obtain an antidote to a lethal poison, adminstered to him by Jigsaw. After Lawrence failed to kill Adam within the time limit, Zep attempted to murder the mother and child, but the two managed to escape. Making his way down to the location of the Bathroom Trap, he then attempted to kill Lawrence, but was instead bludgeoned to death with a toilet lid by Adam.		Some time before placing Lawrence and Adam in the Bathroom Trap, Jigsaw arranged for [[Zep Hindle]], a hospital orderly, to become involved in a game of his own: Zep had to monitor the two prisoners in the Bathroom Trap to ensure that Lawrence killed Adam and if Lawrence failed to do so, then Zep would have to have killed Lawrence's [[Alison Gordon\|wife]] and [[Diana Gordon\|daughter]] in order to obtain an antidote to a lethal poison, adminstered to him by Jigsaw. After Lawrence failed to kill Adam within the time limit, Zep attempted to murder the mother and child, but the two managed to escape. Making his way down to the location of the Bathroom Trap, he then attempted to kill Lawrence, but was instead bludgeoned to death with a toilet lid by Adam.

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	=== Amanda's Test ===		=== Amanda's Test ===
-	[[File:225px-Amandasaw.jpg\|thumb\|148px\|Amanada points a gun in Lynn's direction]]
	After becoming Jigsaw's apprentice, Amanda soon became unstable and abandoned Jigsaw's methods, making traps that had no possibility of escape, such as the '''Classroom Trap''' and the '''Angel Trap'''. Jigsaw, aware of Amanda's actions, decided to put her through another test to prove that she was willing and able to continue on with his work, following his death. After having kidnapped his next victims (Lynn and Jeff), Jigsaw began testing Amanda's patience, gradually adding to her stress as Lynn was forced to assist him while wearing another of Amanda's devices, the '''Shotgun Collar'''. When Jeff completed his penultimate test, Jigsaw told Amanda to remove Lynn's collar, but she promptly refused. He asked again, this time telling her that her life rested in Lynn's hands. Instead, Amanda became hysterical, resulting in her shooting Lynn, just as Jeff entered the room. It is revealed that Jeff was in fact Lynn's husband, and Jeff, equipped with a loaded gun, shot Amanda in the neck. Amanda began to slowly die from blood loss while Jigsaw explained to her that it was actually her that he was testing all along, and that he had given her the rules when she assumed he was talking to Lynn.		After becoming Jigsaw's apprentice, Amanda soon became unstable and abandoned Jigsaw's methods, making traps that had no possibility of escape, such as the '''Classroom Trap''' and the '''Angel Trap'''. Jigsaw, aware of Amanda's actions, decided to put her through another test to prove that she was willing and able to continue on with his work, following his death. After having kidnapped his next victims (Lynn and Jeff), Jigsaw began testing Amanda's patience, gradually adding to her stress as Lynn was forced to assist him while wearing another of Amanda's devices, the '''Shotgun Collar'''. When Jeff completed his penultimate test, Jigsaw told Amanda to remove Lynn's collar, but she promptly refused. He asked again, this time telling her that her life rested in Lynn's hands. Instead, Amanda became hysterical, resulting in her shooting Lynn, just as Jeff entered the room. It is revealed that Jeff was in fact Lynn's husband, and Jeff, equipped with a loaded gun, shot Amanda in the neck. Amanda began to slowly die from blood loss while Jigsaw explained to her that it was actually her that he was testing all along, and that he had given her the rules when she assumed he was talking to Lynn.

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-	Strahm followed Hoffman to the location of the current game, and entered a room with a transparent box filled with broken glass (known as the '''Glass Coffin''') and a recording. The tape urged Strahm to trust Hoffman and to get into the box for he would be hurt, but would have a chance at survival. Strahm switched the tape off  when he heard Hoffman walking towards the room in the distance. Shortly after, Hoffman entered the room, Strahm snuck up on him from behind, and after a brief struggle, shoved Hoffman into the box and sealed him inside. The door to the room suddenly closed in response and locked itself, and Strahm demanded that Hoffman tell him how to get out. Hoffman pointed at the tape recorder that Strahm had dropped on the floor, indicating for him to play the rest of the tape. Strahm did so, and the tape revealed to him that he would never be heard from again and that he would simply "vanish", causing Strahm to realize that he would have lived if he had gotten into the box. As the box began to lower into the floor, the tape added that Jigsaw's legacy would become Strahm's, since all of the evidence in the Jigsaw investigation now made him out to be Jigsaw's apprentice, and the walls of the room started to close in on him. Since his body would never be found, this would leave Hoffman free to continue to place people into tests as the new Jigsaw Killer while leading the police in circles. After attempting to shoot open the box (failing, beacuse it was bulletproof), Strahm attempted to escape through the ceiling grate, but was crushed to death by the walls as Hoffman watched with a triumphant smile. This trap was in fact drawn by the director's son, so they decided to use it in the movie.	+	Strahm followed Hoffman to the location of the current game, and entered a room with a transparent box filled with broken glass (known as the '''Glass Coffin''') and a recording. The tape urged Strahm to trust Hoffman and to get into the box for he would be hurt, but would have a chance at survival. Strahm switched the tape off  when he heard Hoffman walking towards the room in the distance. Shortly after, Hoffman entered the room, Strahm snuck up on him from behind, and after a brief struggle, shoved Hoffman into the box and sealed him inside. The door to the room suddenly closed in response and locked itself, and Strahm demanded that Hoffman tell him how to get out. Hoffman pointed at the tape recorder that Strahm had dropped on the floor, indicating for him to play the rest of the tape. Strahm did so, and the tape revealed to him that he would never be heard from again and that he would simply "vanish", causing Strahm to realize that he would have lived if he had gotten into the box. As the box began to lower into the floor, the tape added that Jigsaw's legacy would become Strahm's, since all of the evidence in the Jigsaw investigation now made him out to be Jigsaw's apprentice, and the walls of the room started to close in on him. Since his body would never be found, this would leave Hoffman free to continue to place people into tests as the new Jigsaw Killer while leading the police in circles. After attempting to shoot open the box (failing, because it was bulletproof), Strahm attempted to escape through the ceiling grate, but was crushed to death by the walls as Hoffman watched with a triumphant smile. This trap was in fact drawn by the director's son, so they decided to use it in the movie.

	'''Original Idea: '''Originally, the room was supposed to fill up with water, ending the scene by drowning Stramn. But the crew realized that it would be too difficult to shoot, so they re-thought the scene and came up with the finished version.		'''Original Idea: '''Originally, the room was supposed to fill up with water, ending the scene by drowning Stramn. But the crew realized that it would be too difficult to shoot, so they re-thought the scene and came up with the finished version.
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	''...Here is your first test. Your health and hereditary background put you in the highest category of success, however the same cannot be said for your adversary. While only fifty-two years of age, this man has continued to smoke, even though he has a history of high blood pressure and heart disease. This demonstrates the very lack of appreciation for the blessings of his own life. Your game will focus on the simple element of air. Once this game begins, every time you take a breath, the clamps around your chest will close in and crush your body. The only escape is in the other’s failure. So I ask you: When faced with death, who will survive? Live or die, William. Make your choice. ''		''...Here is your first test. Your health and hereditary background put you in the highest category of success, however the same cannot be said for your adversary. While only fifty-two years of age, this man has continued to smoke, even though he has a history of high blood pressure and heart disease. This demonstrates the very lack of appreciation for the blessings of his own life. Your game will focus on the simple element of air. Once this game begins, every time you take a breath, the clamps around your chest will close in and crush your body. The only escape is in the other’s failure. So I ask you: When faced with death, who will survive? Live or die, William. Make your choice. ''

-	====The Barbed Wire Nooses/The Life Chains====	+	====The Barbed-Wire Nooses/The Decision Chains====

	[[File:425_sawvi_outerbridge_peter_lc_102109.jpg\|thumb\|William clutches Addy's chain, watching in horror as Allan hangs]]		[[File:425_sawvi_outerbridge_peter_lc_102109.jpg\|thumb\|William clutches Addy's chain, watching in horror as Allan hangs]]
-	In William's second test, he reached a dimly lit reptile room with two small screens on the railing which flashed '"Take Them", (referring to two chains with handles connected to the railing) and a large window in front of him. Originally William refused to take the chains, but when he attempted to continue through the room, the bomb on his wrist began to blink, forcing William to go back and pick up both handles. Picking up the handles in turn activated two spotlights, illuminating two plank-like platforms behind the glass; on one platform stood a young company file clerk, Allan, and on the other, William's elderly secretary, Addy. Each person had a barbed wire noose around their neck and they were both gagged with their hands tied behind their backs. To move on, William was instructed that he must release one chain, causing the corresponding person's platform to retract and hang them, guaranteeing the other's safety. William refused to let go of either chain at first; however the chains began to gradually withdraw, making it increasingly harder for William to maintain his grip until eventually it was impossible for him to hold onto both. Likewise, as the chains withdrew, the victims' nooses began to drag them towards the end of the platforms that they were standing on, and assuming that William failed to make a decision, both would be hanged. The instructions for the test pointed out that by his company's standards, the secretary was too old to be worth saving; however because she had a family, William chose to let the file clerk die instead. His platform retracted, and the noose severed his artery. Allan was hanged as his blood splattered all over the window and his lifeless body swung.	+	In William's second test, he reached a dimly lit reptile room with two small screens on the railing, flashing the words, "Take Them" (referring to two chains with handles connected to the railing), and a large window in front of him. Originally William refused to take the chains, but when he attempted to continue through the room, the bomb on his wrist began to blink, forcing William to retreat and pick up both of the handles. Picking up the handles in turn activated two spotlights, illuminating two plank-like platforms behind the glass; on one platform stood a young company file clerk, Allan, and on the other, William's elderly secretary, Addy. Each person had a barbed wire noose around their neck and was gagged, with their hands tied behind their backs. To move on, William was instructed to release one chain, causing the corresponding person's platform to retract and hang them, guaranteeing the other's safety. William refused to let go of either chain at first; however the chains began to gradually withdraw, making it increasingly harder for William to maintain his grip until eventually it would have been impossible for him to hold on to both. Likewise, as the chains withdrew, the victims' nooses began to drag them towards the end of the platforms that they were standing on, and assuming that William failed to make a decision, both would have been hanged. The instructions for the test pointed out that by his company's standards, the secretary was too old to be worth saving; however because she had a family, William chose to let go of the file clerk's chain, letting him die instead. Allan's platform retracted, and the noose severed his artery. Allan was hanged as his blood splattered all over the window and his lifeless body swung.

	'''Tape:'''		'''Tape:'''

Lawrence Gordon

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	==Appearances/Actors==		==Appearances/Actors==
-	*<small>(6 films, 1 game, 1 comic)</small>	+	*<small>(7 films, 1 game, 1 comic)</small>
	**''[[Saw: Rebirth]]''		**''[[Saw: Rebirth]]''
	**''[[Saw]]'' <small>(First appearance)</small> - [[Cary Elwes]]		**''[[Saw]]'' <small>(First appearance)</small> - [[Cary Elwes]]
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	**''[[Saw V]]'' <small>(File only)</small>		**''[[Saw V]]'' <small>(File only)</small>
	**''[[Saw VI]]'' <small>(Mentioned only)</small>		**''[[Saw VI]]'' <small>(Mentioned only)</small>
		+	**''[[Saw VII]]''

	==References==		==References==

Traps

Mshiner — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 12:37:12 GMT

Saw VII:

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The Razor Box:

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	=== Detective Matthews' Test ===		=== Detective Matthews' Test ===
-	[[File:Photo_03_hires.jpg\|thumb\|Matthews in Jigsaw's lair, before receiving Jigsaw's instructions]]	+	[[File:Erics-puzzle.jpg\|thumb\|Matthews threatens Jigsaw and fails his test]]
	After having his son, Daniel, kidnapped and placed in the Nerve Gas house by Jigsaw, [[Detective Eric Matthews]] discovered Jigsaw's lair, and with help from the S.W.A.T. team, he tried to convince Jigsaw to give up the whereabouts of the house. Jigsaw proposed a deal, stating that all Matthews has to do was listen, and he would get his son back. Though Detective Mathews did listen for a while, he eventually got tired of Jigsaw's game and instead resorted to brutality. After beating Jigsaw to within an inch of his life, Jigsaw ended the game, and took Matthews to the house. The detective entered the house, only to find that his son was not there. It was then revealed that Daniel was actually in the factory room where Eric first found John Kramer, locked in a timed safe and supplied with oxygen. The video feeds of the events which took place in the Nerve Gas House, shown to the SWAT team and Eric were actually a recording from hours before, when the house test was taking place. Eric needed only to keep his patience and Daniel would have been released to him, only a few feet away. After entering the bathroom hidden in the foundation of the house, Eric was attacked by Amanda, disguised in a pig mask, as she leaped out and jabbed a syringe into the detective, drugging him. When he awoke, he was chained to a pipe. Amanda showed up by the doorway, and shut it, leaving him in the dark with the dead bodies of Xavier, Zep, Adam, and Dr. Gordon's decaying sawed-off foot. However, it was discovered in ''Saw III'' that Eric managed to escape into the hallway after breaking his foot, almost severing it off by bludgeoning it with a toilet tank cover. When he escaped, however, he confronted Amanda in the hallway. A fight ensued between the two, and Amanda began to believe that Eric had not learned anything from his trap. After kicking him in his broken foot, she decided to leave him to die in the hallway. While Amanda was walking away from Matthews, he began to taunt and mock her. Amanda, in turn, turned around and walked back over to Matthews, later implying that she murdered him; however, Jigsaw instead believed that she left him for dead. A deleted scene in ''Saw III'' showed Amanda going back to Eric after his taunting, and brutally slashing him to death. However, in ''Saw IV'', it is revealed that, after the fight, Eric was dragged into a holding cell by a masked person (presumably Detective Hoffman) and supplied with food and a brace for his broken foot for six months. The reasoning behind this was that Eric was going to be used in a future test for Lieutenant Rigg. See '''Rigg's Trails; Judge as I Judge'''		After having his son, Daniel, kidnapped and placed in the Nerve Gas house by Jigsaw, [[Detective Eric Matthews]] discovered Jigsaw's lair, and with help from the S.W.A.T. team, he tried to convince Jigsaw to give up the whereabouts of the house. Jigsaw proposed a deal, stating that all Matthews has to do was listen, and he would get his son back. Though Detective Mathews did listen for a while, he eventually got tired of Jigsaw's game and instead resorted to brutality. After beating Jigsaw to within an inch of his life, Jigsaw ended the game, and took Matthews to the house. The detective entered the house, only to find that his son was not there. It was then revealed that Daniel was actually in the factory room where Eric first found John Kramer, locked in a timed safe and supplied with oxygen. The video feeds of the events which took place in the Nerve Gas House, shown to the SWAT team and Eric were actually a recording from hours before, when the house test was taking place. Eric needed only to keep his patience and Daniel would have been released to him, only a few feet away. After entering the bathroom hidden in the foundation of the house, Eric was attacked by Amanda, disguised in a pig mask, as she leaped out and jabbed a syringe into the detective, drugging him. When he awoke, he was chained to a pipe. Amanda showed up by the doorway, and shut it, leaving him in the dark with the dead bodies of Xavier, Zep, Adam, and Dr. Gordon's decaying sawed-off foot. However, it was discovered in ''Saw III'' that Eric managed to escape into the hallway after breaking his foot, almost severing it off by bludgeoning it with a toilet tank cover. When he escaped, however, he confronted Amanda in the hallway. A fight ensued between the two, and Amanda began to believe that Eric had not learned anything from his trap. After kicking him in his broken foot, she decided to leave him to die in the hallway. While Amanda was walking away from Matthews, he began to taunt and mock her. Amanda, in turn, turned around and walked back over to Matthews, later implying that she murdered him; however, Jigsaw instead believed that she left him for dead. A deleted scene in ''Saw III'' showed Amanda going back to Eric after his taunting, and brutally slashing him to death. However, in ''Saw IV'', it is revealed that, after the fight, Eric was dragged into a holding cell by a masked person (presumably Detective Hoffman) and supplied with food and a brace for his broken foot for six months. The reasoning behind this was that Eric was going to be used in a future test for Lieutenant Rigg. See '''Rigg's Trails; Judge as I Judge'''

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The Reverse Beartrap/The Jawsplitter:

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	=== The Drill Chair ===		=== The Drill Chair ===
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	This trap involved two power drills attached to the sides of a chair. As time pressed on, the drills moved closer to the victim's head, which was held steady by a metal neck brace. In this case, a man named Jeff Ridenhour was shackled in, and the trap was activated when Jigsaw stepped on a button to distract a pair of detectives from arresting him. Inside a box connected to the chair was a key ring with countless keys on it. One of the detectives, Detective Sing, did not know which key was the one needed to unlock the neck brace, and instead shot the drills, deactivating them moments before they reached Jeff's head.		This trap involved two power drills attached to the sides of a chair. As time pressed on, the drills moved closer to the victim's head, which was held steady by a metal neck brace. In this case, a man named Jeff Ridenhour was shackled in, and the trap was activated when Jigsaw stepped on a button to distract a pair of detectives from arresting him. Inside a box connected to the chair was a key ring with countless keys on it. One of the detectives, Detective Sing, did not know which key was the one needed to unlock the neck brace, and instead shot the drills, deactivating them moments before they reached Jeff's head.

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The Furnace (Game):

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	'''Note:''' ''Do not attempt to use this key on the door to this room''		'''Note:''' ''Do not attempt to use this key on the door to this room''

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	This trap was originally built as a furnace for cremating bodies. The victim had to crawl inside the contraption to retrieve two antidotes that were suspended by chains, one of which was connected to the door of the furnace and, when pulled down, would close the door and ignite the furnace. The only means of escape was to twist a knob inside of the machine that would turn off the gas.[http:///index.php?title=Obi&action=edit&redlink=1 Obi] fell victim to this trap and almost escaped by forcing himself through the window on the other side of the furnace, but was unable to fit. Eventually he burned to death from the prolonged exposure to the flames. The knob had a painting of a devil pointing to it which said "twist," clarifying the line of Obi's tape, "Once you are in Hell, only the devil can help you out."		This trap was originally built as a furnace for cremating bodies. The victim had to crawl inside the contraption to retrieve two antidotes that were suspended by chains, one of which was connected to the door of the furnace and, when pulled down, would close the door and ignite the furnace. The only means of escape was to twist a knob inside of the machine that would turn off the gas.[http:///index.php?title=Obi&action=edit&redlink=1 Obi] fell victim to this trap and almost escaped by forcing himself through the window on the other side of the furnace, but was unable to fit. Eventually he burned to death from the prolonged exposure to the flames. The knob had a painting of a devil pointing to it which said "twist," clarifying the line of Obi's tape, "Once you are in Hell, only the devil can help you out."

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	====The Furnace (Game)====		====The Furnace (Game)====
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	Obi Tate's trap involves a large furnace, similar in concept to Obi's test in Saw II, that will continue to increase in temperature, until Obi is burned alive. Tapp must rotate small, circular levels of pipes so that they connect to each other on both sides in order to save Obi's life.		Obi Tate's trap involves a large furnace, similar in concept to Obi's test in Saw II, that will continue to increase in temperature, until Obi is burned alive. Tapp must rotate small, circular levels of pipes so that they connect to each other on both sides in order to save Obi's life.

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Amanda's Test:

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	=== Amanda's Test ===		=== Amanda's Test ===
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	After becoming Jigsaw's apprentice, Amanda soon became unstable and abandoned Jigsaw's methods, making traps that had no possibility of escape, such as the '''Classroom Trap''' and the '''Angel Trap'''. Jigsaw, aware of Amanda's actions, decided to put her through another test to prove that she was willing and able to continue on with his work, following his death. After having kidnapped his next victims (Lynn and Jeff), Jigsaw began testing Amanda's patience, gradually adding to her stress as Lynn was forced to assist him while wearing another of Amanda's devices, the '''Shotgun Collar'''. When Jeff completed his penultimate test, Jigsaw told Amanda to remove Lynn's collar, but she promptly refused. He asked again, this time telling her that her life rested in Lynn's hands. Instead, Amanda became hysterical, resulting in her shooting Lynn, just as Jeff entered the room. It is revealed that Jeff was in fact Lynn's husband, and Jeff, equipped with a loaded gun, shot Amanda in the neck. Amanda began to slowly die from blood loss while Jigsaw explained to her that it was actually her that he was testing all along, and that he had given her the rules when she assumed he was talking to Lynn.		After becoming Jigsaw's apprentice, Amanda soon became unstable and abandoned Jigsaw's methods, making traps that had no possibility of escape, such as the '''Classroom Trap''' and the '''Angel Trap'''. Jigsaw, aware of Amanda's actions, decided to put her through another test to prove that she was willing and able to continue on with his work, following his death. After having kidnapped his next victims (Lynn and Jeff), Jigsaw began testing Amanda's patience, gradually adding to her stress as Lynn was forced to assist him while wearing another of Amanda's devices, the '''Shotgun Collar'''. When Jeff completed his penultimate test, Jigsaw told Amanda to remove Lynn's collar, but she promptly refused. He asked again, this time telling her that her life rested in Lynn's hands. Instead, Amanda became hysterical, resulting in her shooting Lynn, just as Jeff entered the room. It is revealed that Jeff was in fact Lynn's husband, and Jeff, equipped with a loaded gun, shot Amanda in the neck. Amanda began to slowly die from blood loss while Jigsaw explained to her that it was actually her that he was testing all along, and that he had given her the rules when she assumed he was talking to Lynn.

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Jeff's Final Test:

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	=== Amanda's Test ===		=== Amanda's Test ===
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	After becoming Jigsaw's apprentice, Amanda soon became unstable and abandoned Jigsaw's methods, making traps that had no possibility of escape, such as the '''Classroom Trap''' and the '''Angel Trap'''. Jigsaw, aware of Amanda's actions, decided to put her through another test to prove that she was willing and able to continue on with his work, following his death. After having kidnapped his next victims (Lynn and Jeff), Jigsaw began testing Amanda's patience, gradually adding to her stress as Lynn was forced to assist him while wearing another of Amanda's devices, the '''Shotgun Collar'''. When Jeff completed his penultimate test, Jigsaw told Amanda to remove Lynn's collar, but she promptly refused. He asked again, this time telling her that her life rested in Lynn's hands. Instead, Amanda became hysterical, resulting in her shooting Lynn, just as Jeff entered the room. It is revealed that Jeff was in fact Lynn's husband, and Jeff, equipped with a loaded gun, shot Amanda in the neck. Amanda began to slowly die from blood loss while Jigsaw explained to her that it was actually her that he was testing all along, and that he had given her the rules when she assumed he was talking to Lynn.		After becoming Jigsaw's apprentice, Amanda soon became unstable and abandoned Jigsaw's methods, making traps that had no possibility of escape, such as the '''Classroom Trap''' and the '''Angel Trap'''. Jigsaw, aware of Amanda's actions, decided to put her through another test to prove that she was willing and able to continue on with his work, following his death. After having kidnapped his next victims (Lynn and Jeff), Jigsaw began testing Amanda's patience, gradually adding to her stress as Lynn was forced to assist him while wearing another of Amanda's devices, the '''Shotgun Collar'''. When Jeff completed his penultimate test, Jigsaw told Amanda to remove Lynn's collar, but she promptly refused. He asked again, this time telling her that her life rested in Lynn's hands. Instead, Amanda became hysterical, resulting in her shooting Lynn, just as Jeff entered the room. It is revealed that Jeff was in fact Lynn's husband, and Jeff, equipped with a loaded gun, shot Amanda in the neck. Amanda began to slowly die from blood loss while Jigsaw explained to her that it was actually her that he was testing all along, and that he had given her the rules when she assumed he was talking to Lynn.

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The Razor Box:

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	'''Tape:''' According to the commentary on the DVD for ''[[Saw II]]'', the tape for Gus would have said something along the lines of him always "''reaching his hand into the cookie jar for money,''" while Addison's would talk about her having to sacrifice her looks to escape her original trap. When Addison walked into the room, she found an envelope with the tape inside. Tearing it open, she found the tape for Gus, but tossed it aside, as she didn't have the tape recorder to play it.		'''Tape:''' According to the commentary on the DVD for ''[[Saw II]]'', the tape for Gus would have said something along the lines of him always "''reaching his hand into the cookie jar for money,''" while Addison's would talk about her having to sacrifice her looks to escape her original trap. When Addison walked into the room, she found an envelope with the tape inside. Tearing it open, she found the tape for Gus, but tossed it aside, as she didn't have the tape recorder to play it.

-	===Detective Matthews' Test===	+	=== Detective Matthews' Test ===
		+	[[File:Photo_03_hires.jpg\|thumb\|Matthews in Jigsaw's lair, before receiving Jigsaw's instructions]]
	After having his son, Daniel, kidnapped and placed in the Nerve Gas house by Jigsaw, [[Detective Eric Matthews]] discovered Jigsaw's lair, and with help from the S.W.A.T. team, he tried to convince Jigsaw to give up the whereabouts of the house. Jigsaw proposed a deal, stating that all Matthews has to do was listen, and he would get his son back. Though Detective Mathews did listen for a while, he eventually got tired of Jigsaw's game and instead resorted to brutality. After beating Jigsaw to within an inch of his life, Jigsaw ended the game, and took Matthews to the house. The detective entered the house, only to find that his son was not there. It was then revealed that Daniel was actually in the factory room where Eric first found John Kramer, locked in a timed safe and supplied with oxygen. The video feeds of the events which took place in the Nerve Gas House, shown to the SWAT team and Eric were actually a recording from hours before, when the house test was taking place. Eric needed only to keep his patience and Daniel would have been released to him, only a few feet away. After entering the bathroom hidden in the foundation of the house, Eric was attacked by Amanda, disguised in a pig mask, as she leaped out and jabbed a syringe into the detective, drugging him. When he awoke, he was chained to a pipe. Amanda showed up by the doorway, and shut it, leaving him in the dark with the dead bodies of Xavier, Zep, Adam, and Dr. Gordon's decaying sawed-off foot. However, it was discovered in ''Saw III'' that Eric managed to escape into the hallway after breaking his foot, almost severing it off by bludgeoning it with a toilet tank cover. When he escaped, however, he confronted Amanda in the hallway. A fight ensued between the two, and Amanda began to believe that Eric had not learned anything from his trap. After kicking him in his broken foot, she decided to leave him to die in the hallway. While Amanda was walking away from Matthews, he began to taunt and mock her. Amanda, in turn, turned around and walked back over to Matthews, later implying that she murdered him; however, Jigsaw instead believed that she left him for dead. A deleted scene in ''Saw III'' showed Amanda going back to Eric after his taunting, and brutally slashing him to death. However, in ''Saw IV'', it is revealed that, after the fight, Eric was dragged into a holding cell by a masked person (presumably Detective Hoffman) and supplied with food and a brace for his broken foot for six months. The reasoning behind this was that Eric was going to be used in a future test for Lieutenant Rigg. See '''Rigg's Trails; Judge as I Judge'''		After having his son, Daniel, kidnapped and placed in the Nerve Gas house by Jigsaw, [[Detective Eric Matthews]] discovered Jigsaw's lair, and with help from the S.W.A.T. team, he tried to convince Jigsaw to give up the whereabouts of the house. Jigsaw proposed a deal, stating that all Matthews has to do was listen, and he would get his son back. Though Detective Mathews did listen for a while, he eventually got tired of Jigsaw's game and instead resorted to brutality. After beating Jigsaw to within an inch of his life, Jigsaw ended the game, and took Matthews to the house. The detective entered the house, only to find that his son was not there. It was then revealed that Daniel was actually in the factory room where Eric first found John Kramer, locked in a timed safe and supplied with oxygen. The video feeds of the events which took place in the Nerve Gas House, shown to the SWAT team and Eric were actually a recording from hours before, when the house test was taking place. Eric needed only to keep his patience and Daniel would have been released to him, only a few feet away. After entering the bathroom hidden in the foundation of the house, Eric was attacked by Amanda, disguised in a pig mask, as she leaped out and jabbed a syringe into the detective, drugging him. When he awoke, he was chained to a pipe. Amanda showed up by the doorway, and shut it, leaving him in the dark with the dead bodies of Xavier, Zep, Adam, and Dr. Gordon's decaying sawed-off foot. However, it was discovered in ''Saw III'' that Eric managed to escape into the hallway after breaking his foot, almost severing it off by bludgeoning it with a toilet tank cover. When he escaped, however, he confronted Amanda in the hallway. A fight ensued between the two, and Amanda began to believe that Eric had not learned anything from his trap. After kicking him in his broken foot, she decided to leave him to die in the hallway. While Amanda was walking away from Matthews, he began to taunt and mock her. Amanda, in turn, turned around and walked back over to Matthews, later implying that she murdered him; however, Jigsaw instead believed that she left him for dead. A deleted scene in ''Saw III'' showed Amanda going back to Eric after his taunting, and brutally slashing him to death. However, in ''Saw IV'', it is revealed that, after the fight, Eric was dragged into a holding cell by a masked person (presumably Detective Hoffman) and supplied with food and a brace for his broken foot for six months. The reasoning behind this was that Eric was going to be used in a future test for Lieutenant Rigg. See '''Rigg's Trails; Judge as I Judge'''

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The Razorwire Maze:

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	This trap involved a victim who woke up partially-naked in a fenced-in area within a basement. Between the victim and the door, was a gauntlet of densely strung together razor wire that the victim had to navigate in order to find the exit. There was a hole cut somewhere at the end of the fence, but was located in a place where the victim was not likely to look. The door out of the basement was set to close and lock on a timer, and the victim had to escape before the timer went off. Paul Leahy was the victim of this trap. He was a man with a decent life, yet he decided to slit his wrists, presumably for attention. According to Jigsaw, the irony of his situation was that if he really wanted to die, he had to simply stay where he was (since the door to his freedom would close, trapping him inside), but if he wanted to live, he would have to "cut himself again." Footage from the movie shows him pushing his way through the wire, and making it to the end of the fence, but not finding the hole in time, therefore being trapped in the basement "forever." Detectives found him hanging, dead, on the razor wires. He was cut so deeply by the wire that detectives found traces of [[gastric acid\|stomach acid]] on the floor.		This trap involved a victim who woke up partially-naked in a fenced-in area within a basement. Between the victim and the door, was a gauntlet of densely strung together razor wire that the victim had to navigate in order to find the exit. There was a hole cut somewhere at the end of the fence, but was located in a place where the victim was not likely to look. The door out of the basement was set to close and lock on a timer, and the victim had to escape before the timer went off. Paul Leahy was the victim of this trap. He was a man with a decent life, yet he decided to slit his wrists, presumably for attention. According to Jigsaw, the irony of his situation was that if he really wanted to die, he had to simply stay where he was (since the door to his freedom would close, trapping him inside), but if he wanted to live, he would have to "cut himself again." Footage from the movie shows him pushing his way through the wire, and making it to the end of the fence, but not finding the hole in time, therefore being trapped in the basement "forever." Detectives found him hanging, dead, on the razor wires. He was cut so deeply by the wire that detectives found traces of [[gastric acid\|stomach acid]] on the floor.

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The Drill Chair:

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	'''Success Tape:''' ''Congratulations! You are still alive. Most people are so ungrateful to be alive, but not you, not anymore.''		'''Success Tape:''' ''Congratulations! You are still alive. Most people are so ungrateful to be alive, but not you, not anymore.''

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	This trap involved two power drills attached to the sides of a chair. As time pressed on, the drills moved closer to the victim's head, which was held steady by a metal neck brace. In this case, a man named Jeff Ridenhour was shackled in, and the trap was activated when Jigsaw stepped on a button to distract a pair of detectives from arresting him. Inside a box connected to the chair was a key ring with countless keys on it. One of the detectives, Detective Sing, did not know which key was the one needed to unlock the neck brace, and instead shot the drills, deactivating them moments before they reached Jeff's head.		This trap involved two power drills attached to the sides of a chair. As time pressed on, the drills moved closer to the victim's head, which was held steady by a metal neck brace. In this case, a man named Jeff Ridenhour was shackled in, and the trap was activated when Jigsaw stepped on a button to distract a pair of detectives from arresting him. Inside a box connected to the chair was a key ring with countless keys on it. One of the detectives, Detective Sing, did not know which key was the one needed to unlock the neck brace, and instead shot the drills, deactivating them moments before they reached Jeff's head.

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The Reverse Beartrap/The Jawsplitter:

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	'''Success Tape:''' ''Congratulations! You are still alive. Most people are so ungrateful to be alive, but not you, not anymore.''		'''Success Tape:''' ''Congratulations! You are still alive. Most people are so ungrateful to be alive, but not you, not anymore.''

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	===The Drill Chair===		===The Drill Chair===
	This trap involved two power drills attached to the sides of a chair. As time pressed on, the drills moved closer to the victim's head, which was held steady by a metal neck brace. In this case, a man named Jeff Ridenhour was shackled in, and the trap was activated when Jigsaw stepped on a button to distract a pair of detectives from arresting him. Inside a box connected to the chair was a key ring with countless keys on it. One of the detectives, Detective Sing, did not know which key was the one needed to unlock the neck brace, and instead shot the drills, deactivating them moments before they reached Jeff's head.		This trap involved two power drills attached to the sides of a chair. As time pressed on, the drills moved closer to the victim's head, which was held steady by a metal neck brace. In this case, a man named Jeff Ridenhour was shackled in, and the trap was activated when Jigsaw stepped on a button to distract a pair of detectives from arresting him. Inside a box connected to the chair was a key ring with countless keys on it. One of the detectives, Detective Sing, did not know which key was the one needed to unlock the neck brace, and instead shot the drills, deactivating them moments before they reached Jeff's head.
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	'''Lawrence's Tape:''' ''Dr. Gordon, this is your wake up call. Every day of your working life you have given people the news that they're going to die soon. Now you will be the cause of death. Your aim in this game is to kill Adam. You have until 6 on the clock to do it. There's a man in the room with you. When there's that much poison in your blood, the only thing left to do is shoot yourself. There are ways to win this, hidden all around you. Just remember: "X" marks the spot for the treasure. If you do not kill Adam by 6, then Allison and Diana will die, Dr. Gordon, and I'll leave you in this room to rot. Let the game begin. Follow your heart.''		'''Lawrence's Tape:''' ''Dr. Gordon, this is your wake up call. Every day of your working life you have given people the news that they're going to die soon. Now you will be the cause of death. Your aim in this game is to kill Adam. You have until 6 on the clock to do it. There's a man in the room with you. When there's that much poison in your blood, the only thing left to do is shoot yourself. There are ways to win this, hidden all around you. Just remember: "X" marks the spot for the treasure. If you do not kill Adam by 6, then Allison and Diana will die, Dr. Gordon, and I'll leave you in this room to rot. Let the game begin. Follow your heart.''

-	===Zep's Test===	+	=== Zep's Test ===
-	Some time before placing Lawrence and Adam in the Bathroom Trap, Jigsaw arranged for [[Zep Hindle]], a hospital orderly, to become involved in a game of his own: Zep had to monitor the two prisoners in the Bathroom Trap to ensure that Lawrence killed Adam. If he Lawrence failed to do so, then Zep would have to have killed Lawrence's [[Alison Gordon\|wife]] and [[Diana Gordon\|daughter]] in order to obtain an antidote to a poison flowing through his body, adminstered by Jigsaw. After Lawrence failed to kill Adam within the time limit, Zep attempted to murder the mother and child, but failed to, as managed to escape. Making his way down to the Bathroom Trap, he then attempted to kill Lawrence, but was instead beaten to death with a toilet lid by Adam.	+	[[File:237_7_large.jpg\|thumb\|Zep explains the instructions to Dr. Gordon's wife]]
		+	Some time before placing Lawrence and Adam in the Bathroom Trap, Jigsaw arranged for [[Zep Hindle]], a hospital orderly, to become involved in a game of his own: Zep had to monitor the two prisoners in the Bathroom Trap to ensure that Lawrence killed Adam and if Lawrence failed to do so, then Zep would have to have killed Lawrence's [[Alison Gordon\|wife]] and [[Diana Gordon\|daughter]] in order to obtain an antidote to a lethal poison, adminstered to him by Jigsaw. After Lawrence failed to kill Adam within the time limit, Zep attempted to murder the mother and child, but the two managed to escape. Making his way down to the location of the Bathroom Trap, he then attempted to kill Lawrence, but was instead bludgeoned to death with a toilet lid by Adam.

	'''Tape:''' ''Hello, Mr. Hindle. Or as they called you around the hospital: Zep. I want you to make a choice. There's a slow-acting poison coursing through your system, which only I have the antidote for. Will you murder a mother and her child to save yourself? Listen carefully, if you will; there are rules...''		'''Tape:''' ''Hello, Mr. Hindle. Or as they called you around the hospital: Zep. I want you to make a choice. There's a slow-acting poison coursing through your system, which only I have the antidote for. Will you murder a mother and her child to save yourself? Listen carefully, if you will; there are rules...''