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I want a divorce.
— Chris prompting Lynn to divorce Jeff.[src]

Chris is a fictional character from the Saw franchise as well as a minor character in Saw III. He was portrayed by Alan Van Sprang.

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What role does Chris play in the Saw franchise? toggle section
Chris, a minor character in Saw III, is known for his affair with Lynn Denlon. His role becomes significant when he instigates Lynn's divorce from Jeff. Alan Van Sprang portrays Chris.
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Chris and Lynn Denlon engage in an affair in Saw III. Initially, their relationship is casual, with sporadic meetings at hotels. Over time, Chris's feelings for Lynn intensify, causing him to be discontent with their arrangement. This leads him to urge Lynn to divorce her spouse, Jeff.
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Chris and Jeff's connection in the Saw series is through Lynn, Jeff's estranged wife. Lynn started an affair with Chris during her estrangement from Jeff. Chris, unlike Lynn, developed emotional feelings for her. In a scrapped Saw III scenario, Jeff was meant to encounter Chris in a test, where they would have died in a blender trap.
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In Saw III, Chris engages in an affair with Lynn Denlon, a key character. Their relationship, born out of Lynn's depression after her son's tragic demise, leads to Lynn neglecting her family and patients. This neglect, coupled with her affair with Chris, makes her a target in Jigsaw's game.
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Alan Van Sprang played the role of Chris in the Saw franchise. He is a minor character in Saw III, known for his affair with Lynn Denlon.
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Biography[]

Affair[]

Chris was a young man who at one point made acquaintance with Lynn Denlon, a doctor at the Angel of Mercy Hospital who suffered from severe depression after her 8-year-old son, Dylan, had been killed by a drunk driver named Timothy Young in a car accident. As this incident had strained the relationship between her and her husband, Jeff, Lynn and Chris soon started to have an affair and met at motels to sleep with each other. However, unlike Lynn, Chris developed actual emotional feelings for her and was soon unsatisfied with the situation as Lynn didn't want to file for divorce.

Lynn and Chris

Lynn and Chris

One night, after they had sex with each other again, this caused and argument between them. When Lynn told him that she had to be at the hospital by 9:00 o'clock, Chris thought that this was merely an excuse for her to leave and reminded her that it was Tuesday, when her shift usually started at 11:00 o'clock. Lynn however responded that the timetable had been changed last minute, causing Chris to give in. He offered her to take a shower, which she denied, saying that she would do so at the hospital. Chris then tried to talk to her about their relationship and openly told her that he was unsatisfied with their affair, which Lynn was barely interested in. As she was about to leave, he finally told her that he wanted her to finally file for divorce from Jeff. Lynn however, who was annoyed by this discussion, ignored him and left without wasting another word to him. This was the final time they saw each other, as Lynn Denlon was abducted later that night by Amanda Young, the accomplice of serial killer John Kramer, better known as Jigsaw, and was killed during her captivity. (Saw III)

Personality[]

Not much can be said about Chris' personality due to his short screentime. However, as he desperately wanted Lynn to finally separate from her husband, it can be assumed that he was actually in love with her.

Trivia[]

  • An early scrapped version of Saw IV opened with Jeff entering the test that was supposed to follow his final one in Saw III, where he would have met Chris. Both would have ended up dying in a blender trap whose idea was later reused for the Cycle Trap in Jigsaw.

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