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Line 3: ** An even better example is Jigsaw himself. Jigsaw made a huge point that he never killed anyone, merely put them in position where they had to fight and occasionally compete to live. Then in [[Saw\|Saw VI]] he suddenly was fine with using Hoffman's traps, which ''did'' kill people outright. * Purposely done in the case of Susan Orleans in ''[[Adaptation]]''. Portrayed as simply a reporter who develops a bond with John Laroche, due to Charlie Kaufman's in-story [[Creator Breakdown]] she proceeds to become a psychotic drug-addict who regrets her entire life. * In ''[[The Neverending Story (~~Film~~film)\|The Neverending Story]]'', [[Gentle Giant\|The Rock Biter]] is a mostly serious character, who has some tragic moments ("They seem like big, strong hands, didn't they?"). In the sequel, they give him a child. In [[Sequelitis\|the third]], Rockbiter (now [[In Name Only\|even referred as "Rockmuncher"]] at one point) is a doofus [[WTH Costuming Department\|wearing a rock wifebeater]], with sitcom-like scenes with his full family, and having [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp7aOzkAWr4 a terrible, off-key musical number]. {{reflist}} [[Category:Character Derailment]] ~~[[Category:Film]]~~