Is this something they can come back from? Or were they always going to end up here? And, if that’s true, maybe Eames had been looking for a reason to cut loose, a reason to call it quits. Why, then, does the idea of life without Arthur shut his mind down with panic?
These indecisive thoughts have been tormenting him since his first talk with Mason, and he’s been no closer to resolution despite the mental acrobats. Until last night.
Last night was a mistake in many ways. The projection… it was shameful, trying to pave over his broken heart with a tawdry replica. But it was also the slap in the face he needed, a reminder of what he’s been missing.
