Chuck

Chuck
Biographical Information
Appearances	Saw II: Flesh & Blood
Status	Deceased
Died In	Saw II: Flesh & Blood
Cause of Death	Electrocution
Profession	Drug Dealer
Role	Minor Character Antagonist
Reason Tested	Drug trafficking Incriminating Robert
Relationships	David Tapp (arresting officer)† Michael Tapp (enemy and killer) Robert (customer)†

“	I will break this chain and then you'll die slowly!	”
	— Chuck threatens Michael Tapp.

Chuck is a fictional character from the Saw franchise. He was a minor antagonist in Saw II: Flesh & Blood.

Biography

Early Life

Chuck was a dealer who sold drugs to other people, such as Robert, his best customer, who trusted him unconditionally. He was later arrested by Detective David Tapp. However, Chuck also incriminated Robert in an attempt to receive a lighter sentence. Therefore, Robert was sent to prison as well. After serving his sentence, Chuck was released from jail. (Saw II: Flesh & Blood)

Abduction

Due to his crimes and his dishonesty, he was eventually targeted by John Kramer, better known as the Jigsaw Killer. After his abduction, Chuck was taken to an abandoned chemical plant. He was trapped in a small room and chained to a metal column while standing in a puddle of water. (Saw II: Flesh & Blood)

Test

When he woke up again, Chuck realized that he had been kidnapped. A recorded message left on an answering machine confronted him about his crimes and his betrayal of Robert. It also informed him that taking someone else to the column was the only way to free himself. However, he had several sharp, pointy razor blades pierced through his forearms and therefore had to be careful not to kill that person. (Saw II: Flesh & Blood)

Death

Chuck attacks Michael.

Eventually, Michael Tapp, the son of Detective Tapp, made his way to the area where Chuck was held captive while facing one of Jigsaw's games on his own. Michael proceeded through an adjacent hallway when, suddenly, a roller door opened in front of him. Behind it was Chuck, who immediately charged at him. However, the length of the chain around his neck allowed him to move forward to a certain distance of only a few meters. At regular intervals, a mechanism was activated, pulling Chuck back again. While trying to grab him, he aggressively yelled at Michael and threatened him. As the chain pulled Chuck back, Michael embraced his opportunity and reached a set of four small combination locks. He energized the water by entering the four numbers correctly, starting with the smallest number and concluding with the highest. When Chuck was pulled back into the puddle again, he was fatally electrocuted. (Saw II: Flesh & Blood)

Personality

Chuck was an untrustworthy and amoral individual. As a drug dealer, he took advantage of his customers' addiction to make a profit and establish a bond of trust with them. However, if it served him in any way, he did not hesitate to betray his customers, as seen when he framed Robert in an attempt to get a lighter sentence for his crimes. When doing so, Chuck felt no remorse for his actions.

Furthermore, Chuck was brutal and violent, which became apparent during his encounter with Michael Tapp. Upon facing him, he acted angrily and aggressively and did not hesitate to assault the latter. He might have been driven by vengeance, as Michael's father had previously arrested him. This thirst for revenge would also imply that Chuck had an unreasonable entitlement mentality, as he still wanted revenge despite receiving a lighter sentence than he deserved.

Appearances and References

Films
Saw	Saw II	Saw III	Saw IV	Saw V	Saw VI	Saw 3D	Jigsaw	Spiral	Saw X
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