Throughly enjoyed the dark humour but also the truth in jest. I love how his jokes are inclusive of a few (taboo) topics but they are recurring and woven together so perfectly. Brilliant analogy from daddy sloss about the Jigsaw. I do find myself questioning what’s the centrepiece of my Jigsaw at times after watching this. Whether I am able to live with the idea of dying alone, and never getting married. The answer? A resounding no. It isn’t because I don’t love myself enough or am not able to live alone/ interact with only myself (as I have done those for more than 2 decades now) but it is that I believe - just like his parents - I would be so much more happy to find someone with the same centrepiece of my Jigsaw as they did.