| Maurice Fischer |
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Dis..disa...disappointed... |
| Robert Fischer |
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I know, dad. You were disappointed that I couldn't be you. |
| Maurice Fischer |
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No...no! I was disappointed that you tried. |
| Professor | Is it safe for you to be here ? | |
| Cobb | Extradition between France and the United States is a bureaucratic nightmare, you know that! | |
| Professor | I think they might find a way to make it work in your case. |
| Ariadne |
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[Everyone starts staring at them] What's happening ? |
| Arthur |
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Cobb's drawing Fischer's attention at the strangeness of the dream. Which is making the subconscious look for the dreamer. For me. Quick. Give me a kiss. |
| Ariadne |
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They are still looking at us. |
| Arthur |
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Yeah, it was worth a shot. We should get out of here. |
| Cobb |
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Dreams feel real while we're in them. It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange. |
| Cobb |
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[Talking about Fischer] Mr. Saito, this...this isn't your typical corporate espionage. You asked me for inception. I do hope you understand the gravity of that request. The seed that we plant in this man's mind will grow into an idea. This idea will define him. It may come to change...well it may come to change everything about him. |
| Mal | Do the children miss me? | |
| Cobb | I can't imagine. |
| Mal |
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You're waiting for a train; a train that will take you far away. You know where you hope this train will take you, but you can't be sure. But it doesn't matter, because we'll be together. |
| Robert Fischer |
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Security huh? You work for the hotel ? |
| Cobb |
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No no.I specialize in a very specific type of security. Subconscious security. |
| Robert Fischer |
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You're talking about dreams ? You're talking about...extraction ? |
| Cobb |
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Look at you. You're just a shade, a shade of my real wife. How could I capture all your beauty, your complexity, your perfection, your imperfection, in a dream? Yes, you're the best that I can do. But, I'm sorry, you're just not good enough. |
| Saito |
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You remind me of someone... a man I met in a half-remembered dream. He was possessed of some radical notions. |
| Arthur |
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What do you want from us ? |
| Saito |
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Inception. Is it possible ? |
| Arthur |
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Of course not! |
| Saito |
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If you steal an ideal from someone's mind, why can't you plant one there instead ? |
| Arthur |
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Okay, here is me planting an idea in your head: I say - 'Don't think about elephants'. What do you think about ? |
| Saito |
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Elephants! |
| Arthur |
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Right, but it's not your idea because you know I gave it to you. The subject's mind can always trace the genesis of the idea. True inspiration is impossible to fake... |
| Cobb |
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That's not true. |
| Saito |
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Can you do it ? |
| Cobb |
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Are you offering me a choice ? Because I can find my own way to square things with Cobol. |
| Saito |
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Then you do have a choice. |
| Cobb |
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I choose to leave Sir. |
| Cobb |
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What's the most resilient parasite? A bacteria? Virus? Intestinal worm? |
| Arthur |
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What Mr. Cobb is trying to say.. |
| Cobb |
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An idea. Resilient, highly contagious. Once an idea has taken hold of the brain, it's almost impossible to eradicate. An idea that is fully formed, fully understood - [pointing to his head] that stays, right in there somewhere. |
| Saito |
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For someone like you to steal? |
| Arthur |
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Yes, in dream state your conscious defense are lowered. It makes your thoughts vulnerable to theft. It's called extraction. |
| Cobb |
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Mr. Saito, we can train your subconscious to defend itself against even the most skilled extractor. |
| Saito |
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How can you do that? |
| Cobb |
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Because I am the most skilled extractor. |
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