Hm, you're entire family dies horribly most of them do so after betraying you. Demons from hell chase you around wanting to take your soul. The authorities don't believe you and turn you over to a mental institution run by a man who just wants to use your trauma to get to hell. You get your head royally screwed over trying to find your dad, the only family that didn't betray you, in hell. You end up finding out the demon who wanted your soul isn't really all that bad. That's pretty much enough to screw up Kirsty's life. I bet she needed to go through quite a bit of therapy to deal with it.
But deal with it she did. Then she meets Trevor. She's probablly fresh out of therapy and he romances the hell out of her. She loves him and they marry. To her he is the best thing to happen to her, she is beyond the puzzle box and is making her own life. She probally had too much of an emotional attachment to him, which is why she forgave all of his cheating on her so easily. She didn't want him to leave, but even at her emotional worst she couldn't forgive him forever.
She probablly wasn't even thinking of the puzzle at the time, maybe just a normal divorce. But Trevor has decided he wants a better experience than he's had before. He finds the puzzle, of course Kirsty would have told him about it, and decides he wants Kirsty to open it, to make a deal for him. This is probally the worst betrayal for her. With that box he basically said he was going to give her soul to the cenobites. When he gives her the box she's at the end of her line. She's fed up with his lies and excuses. She's fed up with his women. If he wants the damn box opened so badly, she'll gladly open it and hand him over herself. After all, Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
That's just one of my theory's. My other one is that Kirsty really did want to open the box, regardless of anything else. She just didn't want to admit she might be the same as the people who willingly open the box knowing wht it is.
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