Usually there is something in it for me. [ Someone to entice, something to steal, a prize to be won. He doesn't care about the money, not any more. Inception set them up for the rest of their lives. ]
Are you sure you're not just indulging in some sort of childhood sexual fantasy? You don't have to invent a reason to see me in cat-eye glasses and a pencil skirt.
Eames smiles though, the full body kind of one that makes him seem as though he's part Cheshire cat. His smugness is almost like a physical attribute, as though it radiates from him in visible lines. Of course in a dream anything is possible. It just so happens he's like this in real life too. ]
Apples and oranges, sweetheart. [ He watches with a lazy sort of look, the way a lion might watch the poor little meerkat that's wandered into its field. ]
I did always say you were the best. [ Just very, very boring. ]
[ Eames rolls his shoulders, his expression unreadable as he watches for a moment. Then he's pushing off from the wall and following, steps less cautious than they should be. For all he knows Arthur could just vanish them beneath his feet in revenge. ]
Ridiculously repetitive patterns? Feeling superior to the common man? [ Another step, his amusement evident in his voice. ] Being a tailor to something more than fabric?
[ From below he gives another smirk, dark eyes flashing. ] Are you about to have a Rapunzel moment? Will there be a tower up here? A witch? I can't tell which Disney Princess you're so desperately trying to encapsulate here. You've been hanging out with Ariadne far too much.
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[Eames looks offensively good in a suit. It's obscene, almost.]
We're not here for life. We're here to put patterns that someone with his particular mind will recognize as comforting.
[And a pause.]
A librarian would do.
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So tell me, Arthur darling, why exactly are we breaking into the mind of the mentally anal? And will it have to be a pant suit in particular.
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[He's just saying.]
Because what we're getting paid for it could buy a small island off the Amalfi coast.
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Are you sure you're not just indulging in some sort of childhood sexual fantasy? You don't have to invent a reason to see me in cat-eye glasses and a pencil skirt.
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[God, Eames.]
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Eames smiles though, the full body kind of one that makes him seem as though he's part Cheshire cat. His smugness is almost like a physical attribute, as though it radiates from him in visible lines. Of course in a dream anything is possible. It just so happens he's like this in real life too. ]
Would you like to hazard a guess?
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[He's no fun. Not sorry.
He moves a bit, and then he smiles a bit, and takes a step, and from where he steps, fractals radiate out away from him.
Sometimes Arthur gets this way, pleased with this kind of structured play.]
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He watches Arthur for a moment, the pattern edging out and out towards his feat. Eames hums a little. ] Impressive.
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You can keep saying that you're the best forger in the world, but there's no one who makes paradoxes like mine.
[There's that really smug smirk.]
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I did always say you were the best. [ Just very, very boring. ]
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[He keeps going up, and up.]
After two years with Cobb, I feel like I'm finally getting back why I like this.
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Ridiculously repetitive patterns? Feeling superior to the common man? [ Another step, his amusement evident in his voice. ] Being a tailor to something more than fabric?
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Don't be an asshole, it only suits you when you're trying to impress other people.
[And the fractals keep going up, repeating.]
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[ From below he gives another smirk, dark eyes flashing. ] Are you about to have a Rapunzel moment? Will there be a tower up here? A witch? I can't tell which Disney Princess you're so desperately trying to encapsulate here. You've been hanging out with Ariadne far too much.
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[He turns and a fractal hits Eames in the face.]
You're not doing a great job at it.
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You're being difficult, Princess. You can hardly blame me.
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[Arthur says that with just a hint of mischief in his tone, like how he told Ariadne kissing her to distract Fishers subconscious was worth a shot.]
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[ His princess is another another castle or something. ]
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Not up for it?
[Is that innuendo?]
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Oh, I am. But would you like proof?
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So you'd like to be saved from your ivory tower? Is that what you're telling me?
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Are you suggesting I get dirty with you?
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No, but I'm open to suggestions.
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