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“That we’d grow old together.”
"And we can."
Note how insistent Mal (who is actually just Cobb’s subconscious) is about this point. This is why the image of Cobb growing old is so important. He has to realize that he eventually did.
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“Filled with regret…”
“…Waiting to die alone.”
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Is INCEPTION secretly about Chris Nolan’s difficulty writing female characters?
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"But we did. We did, but you don't remember. We had our time together."
This is it. Cobb's inception. The idea that's been implanted in his mind over the course of the film.
"...Filled with regret."
"...Waiting to die alone."
"I've come back for you. To remind you. Of something you once knew."
There it is again. The final iteration of the meme, now used to save both Cobb & Saito from the dream.
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“You don’t know where this train will take you, but it doesn’t matter, because you’ll be together.”
Good night, everybody!
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