Both Eastern and Western mythology and religions have similar intentions of final judgment, but based on the characteristics of religion, both build people's awe of life by preaching the world after death. The good and the good repay the evil and the evil. It is not that the time is not yet to report, but the cruel world always proves to the kind people that this is just self-comfort. The vanity of the afterlife and the last days makes people give up good thoughts, chase desires, indulge in sins, and lack faith. The disadvantaged people no longer believe in God's punishment and the reincarnation of the world, but instead place their hopes on those who can be reached. Because for most people, countless teachings full of sacredness are not as impressive as an unforgettable fear. With the unfolding of each part of the movie, the psychological change of "Jigsaw" also fits this law. John first understood the people who were full of sins. After his wife was abused and miscarried, he began to use violence to combat violence. When he saw his death notice, his psychology really changed qualitatively. It is no longer just the people who have offended him that he has to punish. He began to look at those who don't know how to treat life with a pitying eye, and used his unique way to get rid of the sins in people's hearts. Tools full of artistic sense are not only killing people, but also saving people. Simple and clear multiple-choice questions, if you pass it, you will be born again, if you fail, it will be death. The "jigsaw" has helped people eliminate all the ambiguity and the two ends of the first mouse. With this experience, if you can survive, I am afraid it will be a lifetime. Unforgettable.
I personally like the third part of this series the most. It is less bloody than any one except one, but the tangled stories of several characters are the most humanistic. The seventh part is the one with the most abuses, but it irritates the eyes and greatly reduces the space for the storyline. The killing idea is still good, why not keep a few to prepare for the eighth? Is it coming to an end?
After all, in such an era where there is a father and there is a world, the use of violence to control violence is more acceptable than the bastard rampant Wuji.
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