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Originally Posted by UberBroncoMan
The funniest part is that his kids never aged from the moment he left them to when he saw them again.
Pretty early into the film I thought the plot was going to be all about Cobb. I thought he was actually the target for inception. Inception to create the belief needed to let go of the wife from his dreams and finally wake up to reality. That perhaps when she killed herself she was actually waking up to reality after all, not just trying to go back to limbo.
Still... for a guy who's been away from his kids for so long, I found it funny that they didn't age a day. Their hair was the same length, etc. It's like he never left. The daughter sounded older on the phone that she looked too.
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I thought some of it might have been his dreams too because his subconscious projections were following him around. As far as I know, your subconscious projections only enter your own dreams. But they only showed up in the hotel, so does that mean they were in Cobb's dream in the hotel and in the compound?
As far as the kids, yeah not only that, but they were wearing the same clothes in the final scene that they were in all of his dreams.