You're Jeff: Who Would You Save/Forgive?

If I saw the girl freezing, I would save her. Freezing in that room is a terrible death.

I wonder however, was she supposed to warm up next to the furnace naked or what if he helped her?

I would save the judge because that too is a horrible death.

I would try my best to save tim as well.

However, I'm jeff, so I would let them all die.

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you're right when you say the judge should die.
but that is the only person Jeff saves?!
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My mind goes back and forth on who should live or die, but I always seem to hate the judge the most. Perhaps I'm jealous?

(Token Vulgar signature)

I would have saved them all no problem. It sucks that my son would have died but I really wouldn't be able to live with myself knowing I played a part in the murder of innocent people. Yes they are innocent because by law they did not commit a crime and Timothy served his sentence. Afterwards I would let them know I am still upset and mournful but they are free to go. And the girl would be meeting with me shortly thereafter with knee pads haha.

the moral delima is that jeffs son was killed, not murdered.
murder requires intent. a child accidently hit, while tragic is not murder.

which means anyone jeff let die was a choice with intent. makeing him worse than any of those individuals, especially if he allowed his lust for vengance be the motivation.

the only real exception to the above is jigsaw.

I would have tried to save them all. It would have been nice if the man had gotten more then 6months but in this society it does not always happen. It was also right when someone said the time this man was thrown in prison would not have really consoled them at all, unless he got life in prison and if this was his first offense very unlikely that would have happened, which also explains the light sentence. From Timothy’s flashbacks he was truly broken up by it. Jigsaw was right his life was changed that day just like that little boy’s family. He probably thought of Dylan every single day, wishing that it had not happened. He likely needed tons of therapy, Could have even made him change his life for the better. Recently I read a story in readers digest of a man in his 30’s who accidently killed a girl (15) when he was about 17, now he wasn’t drunk. The girl on her bike was just suddenly there. He says how it took him years and years to deal with it and even decades later he is still dealing with it. This game shows exactly how hard it is to forgive others. But even harder then forgiving others is to learn to forgive ourselves.

The women in the freezer, she made a mistake but we all make mistakes. Even if she had testify I doubt he'd have gotten more then maybe 5 years and probably would have seen possible parole at about 3 years.

Lastly I’d have done it because I believe that no one will pass before their time. I know a lot of people don’t like hearing that. However we were not all meant to pass on at a very elderly age. It be nice if everyone died a peaceful death but that does not always happen either.

Vengeance or prolonged hatred (which can become internal poisons) rarely get anyone anything. All one does is spread the hurt and pain because this people (who died) also had families, parents, cousins, children, friends etc. Who would all be effected by their deaths just like Jeff and Lynn (and even their daughter) were effected by their son’s death.