For the longest time, I thought I was so/sp or so/sx since I thought so 5 fit the most, then I talked to close family/friends and they were all like, nope you are sx-dom for sure. Got mixes of so and sp blind. Can kinda see sx 5 now (and keep testing as such), but it could just be b/c of my tritype (548). Also an INTJ if you are curious. Just certain I am not sp-first, but anything else goes. What instinctual variant stacking would you say I am? Thanks!
- I find it important to stay informed (news, memes, media, science, etc).
- In terms of current news/trends, not really. Most of these fade and die give or take a couple of days, and if they are so important, generally they reach my ears one way or another. In all honesty, I can prob lock eyes with an A-list celebrity, and still have zero idea who they are.
- In terms of being well-informed in arguments/opinions, very much so. I hate people who jump trains or claim something without any clear backing (ie. I once asked a Trump hater why they disliked Trump (I do too), and they could only name personal traits (ie. he’s racist, a bigot, etc) but couldn’t name even one of his policies).
- I have a strong instinctive like or dislike to people. It's largely unexplainable and I don't change my opinion.
- Yeah... They can seem perfect in almost every aspect, but I will still dislike them for no seemingly clear reason. I have never been wrong either. My first impressions are always spot-on. For instance, I got bad vibes from people like Seungri, Shane Dawson, and felt Tati wasn’t completely genuine in the Tati vs. James Charles scandal (although I dislike James Charles too lol), and look how they turned out. Also got a bad feeling from some of my friends’ partners, and turned out they were recurring cheaters and/or narcissists.
- I will try not to be a dick, but according to my friends, apparently, it’s very obvious if I don’t like someone.
- I have an innate knowledge of forming boundaries for myself.
- I am not really sure what this means?
- [Just searched it up]. Oh okay, yeah when it comes to people I like and/or want to get close to, I don’t really draw any boundaries. I don’t really understand it either? If you want to get close to someone, why would you put up boundaries to prevent you from getting closer? It doesn’t really make sense to me.
- I guess I am guilty of cutting people off though, so maybe that is what it means? I tend to get close to people really quickly, then cut them off cold
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Hi, I was just looking for someone to edit a couple of scenes from Saw IV, the ones where we see Eric Matthews hanging above the block of ice. I was just wondering if someone could have a couple of flashbacks of Eric's son Daniel interspersed with shots of him hanging from the noose as in my opinion it would really cement the tragedy of the whole situation, especially considering their final interaction was Eric yelling at Daniel on the pier in the second film. Not only that but the last time Eric saw Daniel alive he was obviously in grave danger. It really annoyed me that the fourth film skipped on any reference to him, especially since he is literally the entire reason that Eric is in the situation he's in but he's basically forgotten about.
Sure, Eric would have been a vegetable at that point but surely he’d still remember his son no matter how faded those memories had become. There’s also the fact that he doesn’t even know if Daniel made it out alive from the nerve gas house and that lack of knowledge and closure would obviously haunt him.
Could somebody who knows how to do those trademarked Saw-style flashbacks try and edit this into the film? I'd like for there to be a flashback to their argument at the start of Saw II (maybe the scene where Eric asks Art, "Why don't you fucking kill me?" might be a good place to slot that particular sequence in), as well as a few other flashes of Daniel in the nerve gas house thrown in here and there during basically any scene where we see Eric hanging and crying.
It's been ages so I'm not sure if I missed this or not. In Saw IV, the police and FBI know Amanda is helping John/Jigsaw. We later find IV is happening at the same time as III, but there's never a stated explanation as to how they knew that.
So has it ever been explained somewhere else? It seems like a big leap from III (where the dialogue implies an apprentice/accomplice is new to them) to IV, where they already know this.
I've had two personal theories/headcannons on it:
- The police watched all the video from the Nerve Gas House and caught Amanda doing something incriminating.
- Someone soused her out psychologically and determined she would be the type of person to gravitate toward Jigsaw, and happened to be right.
Those are my two theories, but I've always wondered if there was an official explanation that I've missed over the years.
Thanks for any help.
(Ideally looking for someone who is familiar with the franchise to do this, since a lot of what I'm saying might not make sense otherwise.)
Hi, I was just looking for someone to edit a couple of scenes from the film Saw IV, the ones where we see Eric Matthews hanging above the ice block. I was just wondering if someone could have a couple of flashbacks of Eric's son Daniel interspersed with shots of him hanging from the noose as in my opinion it would really cement the tragedy of the whole situation, especially considering their final interaction was Eric yelling at Daniel on the pier in the second film. Not only that but also the last time Eric saw Daniel alive he was obviously in grave danger. It really annoyed me that the fourth film skipped on any reference to him, especially since he is literally the entire reason that Eric is in the situation he's in but he's basically forgotten about.
Sure, Eric would have been a vegetable at that point but surely he’d still remember his son even if those memories would have been faded and colored by their final interaction. There’s also the fact that he doesn’t even know if Daniel made it out alive from the Nerve Gas House and that lack of knowledge and closure would obviously haunt him.
Could somebody who knows how to do Saw-style flashbacks try and edit this into the film? I'd like for there to be a flashback to their argument at the start of Saw II, as well as a few other scenes of Daniel in the nerve gas house thrown in here and there during basically any scene where we see Eric hanging and crying.
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