[The scene seems normal enough. It's an office on the first floor within a larger office building with grey walls, a few framed images (M.C. Escher's work, mostly), and a mahogany desk. Someone's seated at the desk in a very comfortable-looking leather chair, his hand idly playing with a red die on the polished surface of the desk as he gazes
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What?
Her own dreams are few and far between, fragmented moments, images, and so on.
Standing at the edge of the water she squints at the figure in the distance, made even smaller somehow against the brightness of the mahogany desk. A glance behind her only confuses her, which she also appreciates exactly not at all. Grey water. The way people paint rain.
She mutters under her breath before making a quick way to the stranger who, as she nears, shows himself to be no stranger at all. ]
Arthur.
[ It isn't a question, because she knows no one else who looks like this, though the intensity of the boredom is a new spin on him. Arching a brow, she waits for him to lose interest in the die. ]
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Yes?
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[ She asks, not ever one for beating around the bush, crossing her arms and glancing briefly back over her shoulder before returning her gaze to Arthur. Does he know her? Sometimes it becomes difficult to tell, in the City, in dreams, anywhere. Tricks are a little too easy to play.
But a number of things feel off, and the missing wall ranks considerably low amongst them. ]
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It's limbo, I believe.
[ a pause ]
Or nowhere. Either answer works.
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This is a dream.
Eames steps forward, wading barefoot through the sand towards the office building. The open panel facing the ocean is on the first floor, and he peers into the room. ]
Arthur? Fantasizing of the holidays, are we?
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Something like that.
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This yours, then?
[ He shakes out his feminine feet before stepping onto the hardwood flooring of the office, keeping the forge for now. After all, he had to pin whether or not this was truly Arthur, first. ]
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It doesn't really matter at this point, does it?
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You seem suitably and ridiculously bored.
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Just waiting for something.
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[She reaches over and gently strokes his suit]
Very nice.
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It's random. Six is just one possible outcome.
[ His expression darkens. ]
Are you looking for something?
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Her eyes flick between the inhabitant and the view upon her entry.]
Am I interrupting?
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It depends. Who are you?
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Sorry about that. I must not have noticed before. [ Not that he'd ever felt particularly uncomfortable. The beach has always been just the right temperature for him. ]
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Oh. Hello.
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Hello.
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I keep looking for an exit and wandering further in. I hope I'm not interrupting you.
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[ He considers Alan's statement for a moment. ]
Where did you come from? The beach?
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