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Jigsaw Manipulation Feat (games)

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Credits: @Bittus on discord FEAT ANALYSIS (su*cide+insanity inducement) Before I begin with the analysis, I will supply some background information for this feat — Detective Tapp is a character from the first Saw film who supposedly died whilst attempting to uncover Jigsaw’s identity. However, in the games, Tapp had survived this long enough for Jigsaw himself to give him medical attention. Tapp had become obsessed with catching Jigsaw (a feeling Jigsaw facilitated within Tapp by killing his partner in front of him, getting him discharged off the police force due to the mental scarring that resulted. This instilled the ideology of justice and revenge against Jigsaw within Tapp’s mind). In the games, Jigsaw sets up another trial to further scar Tapp psychologically. Tapp wakes up in an asylum shortly after recovering physically from his wounds (treated by Jigsaw himself), where he has had a key sewn into his chest. Mental patients are trying to retrieve this key and thus Tapp is being hunted throughout the asylum. As the game progresses, Tapp faces intense challenges revolving around the other inmates (further degrading his psychological state by forcing him to subdue mental patients, going against his ideology of justice). Tapp traverses and claims victory in every instance, with the goal of finally locating Jigsaw and enacting justice. Eventually, Tapp finally finds a figure wearing Jigsaw’s signature cloak (Jigsaw had planted the cloak into Tapp’s psychological profile of …

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