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Release Mechanism by witling (R)
Fandom: INCEPTION
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Length: 13338
Author on LJ:
Author Website: Ao3
Why this must be read:
“You’d be surprised how many ridiculous things the body does, every day.”
Yesterday was the 3 year Inception anniversary, but I didn’t want to post 2 days in a row, so here we are.
Eames uses the PASIV to try and wake Arthur up from a coma. There’s the issue of trying to get Arthur to believe that what he’s experiencing is a coma and not the real world. There’s the effort to try to solve a (partially) medical issue through the careful application of illegal drugs and trying to help the brain by shocking the subconscious. There’s the author describing part of Arthur’s dreamscape a fortress of solitude. It’s an interesting look at the pitfalls that could happen from delving in and out of people’s heads through the use of strange chemical concoctions, but it’s also taking the contentious relationship Arthur and Eames have, where they’re still helplessly drawn to each other, and using it to problem-solve their way through strategies to wake Arthur up.
Release Mechanism
Pairing: Arthur/Eames
Length: 13338
Author on LJ:
Author Website: Ao3
Why this must be read:
“You’d be surprised how many ridiculous things the body does, every day.”
Yesterday was the 3 year Inception anniversary, but I didn’t want to post 2 days in a row, so here we are.
Eames uses the PASIV to try and wake Arthur up from a coma. There’s the issue of trying to get Arthur to believe that what he’s experiencing is a coma and not the real world. There’s the effort to try to solve a (partially) medical issue through the careful application of illegal drugs and trying to help the brain by shocking the subconscious. There’s the author describing part of Arthur’s dreamscape a fortress of solitude. It’s an interesting look at the pitfalls that could happen from delving in and out of people’s heads through the use of strange chemical concoctions, but it’s also taking the contentious relationship Arthur and Eames have, where they’re still helplessly drawn to each other, and using it to problem-solve their way through strategies to wake Arthur up.
Release Mechanism