Ten years ago, when I was a student in my 20s, I started watching a series of films called "Saw". These films were known for their dark atmosphere and the sadistic games they featured. As I grew older and better understood the messages of the series, I decided to share this complicated story .

The Saw series had a protagonist who, unlike most movies, was not a villain like the rest. His name is John Kramer, but known as Jigsaw. Jigsaw created death games, but with the purpose of giving his victims a second chance at life. In essence, he believed he had to force his victims to value their lives.

The question that arises is whether Jigsaw was "bad" or "good". That depends on how one views him. Some see him as "evil" because he causes death and torture, while others see him as "good" because he tries to help his victims change.

The "Saw" films highlight various moral dilemmas and questions about human character. Jigsaw games often deal with selfishness, recognition of mistakes and the value of life. The films do not always give a clear answer to these questions and leave the interpretation open to the viewer.

So, as I observed , the conclusion is that the "Saw" series is a story full of doubts and contradictions that makes you think about human nature and morality, leaving the final conclusion open for you to decide.