watch it again? policewoman Kelly's death, two things happen at the same time
one is dying and jigsaw Amanda Laine also believe this played a part in the third we have the impression that in order to better understand the fourth section we first recall The content of the third part, we all remember that at the end of the third part, Jeff killed jigsaw and also killed his wife, Lianen, and also lost his daughter's whereabouts-Jigsaw was cut off by Jeff's neck. I told Jeff that his daughter was also kidnapped by him. This is the third part. The
other is that Kelly’s police colleagues are investigating Kelly’s death. This is the fourth part and one of these colleagues. It was Hoffman who met the FBI agent during the investigation. (What's the name of this agent? Let’s call it an agent for now). The position of the agent is that neither jigsaw nor Amanda killed Kelly. In order to hide his identity as the heir of jigsaw, Hoffman firmly said that jigsaw is the murderer because jigsaw is a great engineer and knows how to hang people up with physical knowledge.
During the investigation of Kelly’s death, Hoffman discovered more deeply. Black Rigg’s humanity shortcomings: He wanted to save everyone, so he set out to test him first, anaesthetize him and then carefully arrange the video, tapes, and curly-haired female prisoner in his room. The video is the second policeman Eric. Matthews (Kelly’s colleague, Rieg’s colleague, and of course Hoffman’s colleague) and Hoffman (yes, Hoffman himself) where Matthews hangs on the ice and Hoff Man will put yourself in a liquid boiling point to what it burned
Rigby want a look at this video of the heart which can be incredibly we were colleagues have been kidnapped I have not recovered from the death of a colleague Kelly in it Two more colleagues were kidnapped. I must rescue them even if it kills me.
So Rieg began the road to rescue, and he was also the heir to what he thought was the hateful jigsaw, but it was actually his colleague Hoffman who tested him on the road
. Rieg started the road to rescue, and the FBI agent also started the detective. He started investigating along the clues he got from Jigsaw’s ex-wife Jill, but he was actually doing useless investigations behind Rigg’s buttocks. Jigsaw found the location of Matthews and Hoffman (this will be described later). The officer walked into the end of the third part where Jeff had just killed jigsaw. Not long after he was immersed in the pain of his wife’s death and daughter’s disappearance. Jeff saw the agent come in and thought the agent was Jigsaw’s. The accomplice thought that the agent knew the location of his daughter, so he pointed a gun at the agent and shouted at him, but the agent was not the guy who shot him faster than him, so Jeff was shot and killed by the agent and just killed Jeff. The agent was locked in this room by Hoffman, who had just completed the Rieger test-no way, the time is just right, do you rely on me?
The agent was very sad. He thought that the clues he took were accurate, but in fact, Jigsaw deliberately guided him through Jill-in order to prevent him from discovering his heir Hoffman-of course, even Jill did not know that Jill was also caught. He used—using all her memories of him—Jigsaw knew that an agent would investigate his ex-wife and his ex-wife didn’t know him very well, and this lack of understanding would lead the agent not to discover Hoffman.
Someone commented that Hoffman didn’t want the agent to die. I agree with it, because then you can understand why the agent was dissecting jigsaw in the end because he escaped.
So now let’s talk about the line that Rieger found two victimized colleagues. The series of tests in front of Rieger will not go into details. When Rieger stood in front of the last door, Matthews, Hoffman and the lawyers in the door were very nervous. When the door opened, he was caught to death by the torture instrument that opened the door; the lawyer was nervous because he was also tied up for the test. His task was to ensure that Matthews and Hoffman were alive before anyone came—because they also had Some connection is that if Matthews didn't use his body temperature to melt the ice and the ice dripped into the pool of liquid under Hoffman, Hoffman would be burned to death by the boiling liquid. And once that door was opened, Matthews would be pinched to death. So he had to make sure that the door was not opened, otherwise Matthews would die, and he himself was killed by the torture instrument he was carrying (of course it was the torture instrument that Hoffman put on him) because he did not complete the task. Of course, he still has an arrow. This arrow can shoot at the person who wants to open the door, thereby guaranteeing Matthews's life and his own life; and Hoffman, what is nervous is that the result of this game will be What is it.
As a result, when Rieger was about to hit the door, the lawyer shot him an arrow to try to kill him and stop him. The result was not shot well. Rieger came in and shot the lawyer who shot him to death. At this time, Matthew Si was clamped to death because of the mechanism, and the liquid under Hoffman began to boil...
Attention, it is just boiling, although it is boiling, and our great jigsaw heir Hoffman has untied the shackles—— Of course he can get rid of his restraints, he tied his own, he left himself unbuckled, he is a boss,
so when Rieg struggled on the ground because of his nervousness, the lawyer who was not dead would threaten him. After firing another shot and killing him, Hoffman, who had broken free, came to him, showing his identity as the heir of jigsaw.
The death of other people is just an episode where Hoffman, the heir of jigsaw, or the director and screenwriter wants to make a murder plot.
In the envelope that Hoffman gave Amanda, it should be something that irritated her. For example, "I, Hoffman, is the best heir selected by jigsaw, and you are not the fart." Amanda, who was insulted, shot Lin at that time because of jealousy and unwillingness.
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