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[Saw] How would Jigsaw respond to a repeat victim who never made any attempt to change his or her ways?

John Kramer version of Jigsaw. Let's say this person keeps escaping Jigsaw's traps in the way that Jigsaw intends, but never tries to refrain from whatever flaw that he was trying to cure. Would Jigsaw eventually just straight-up murder this hypothetical person, with no chance of escape?
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This sort of happens doesn't it? John tests a guy by putting him in a chair that he has to push his face through a wall of knives to get out. The guy gets out, is pretty miffed about the whole experience and tries to kill John. John sidesteps and the guy falls into John's conveniently placed razor wire bin.

Here, the victim doesn't learn the "lesson" but John doesn't outright kill him, he allows the victim to kill himself. John doesn't think to himself "aw nuts, this might not be an effective teaching tool", he just tries again. If John sees appreciating life as a lesson one can learn, it stands to reason there are some people who can learn faster than others. Just because someone didn't learn the first or second time, that doesn't mean they won't learn the third time. And if they die? Well they should have tried to learn faster.