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Vayshan, thank you for the quick and informative response. I agree with many points. So, only the explosion of the building on the 3rd level remains. And the next point: You claim that the surge is precisely the moment the truck hits the water, but according to the film's plot, remember – this is already the second surge, and the first was the beginning of the truck's fall from the bridge – and they missed it. Let's say they could have missed it on the 3rd level, where it wasn't so noticeable. But how did the Asian man in the hotel on the 2nd level miss it (forgive me, I forgot the actor's name and his character's name...), because, as I understand from the film, the surge is an uncontrolled awakening during the fall of a sleeping body?
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Regarding the architect, I don't remember who didn't deal with her, but it seems that everything is as follows: she created all the levels and showed them to those whose dreams each level should be during the operation. She was not supposed to participate in it at all according to the initial plan, and Cobb only orders her a ticket because she convinces him that he cannot handle the projection of his wife. I know for sure that the first level is the dream of the truck driver who made the sleeping pills (at the very beginning, he is told "– you forgot to pee before going to sleep?" because of the rain), the second is someone from those sleeping in the truck, and the 3rd level is, according to the plot, the dream of Fischer himself. Here, it is unclear, firstly: why is it his dream that is the labyrinth created by Ariadne, and secondly: why is the 3rd level filled with his subconscious if it is his dream. And another addition: why are all the dream levels filled only with Fischer's subconscious? Where is the subconscious of the other participants (except for Cobb's wife and the train)? Why, after years of working in this field, couldn't they train their subconscious to fight and, in response to Fischer's thugs, simply roll out tanks?
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Regarding the architect, I don't remember who didn't deal with her, but it seems that everything is as follows: she created all the levels and showed them to those whose dreams each level should be during the operation. She was not supposed to participate in it at all according to the initial plan, and Cobb only orders her a ticket because she convinces him that he cannot handle the projection of his wife. I know for sure that the first level is the dream of the truck driver who made the sleeping pills (at the very beginning, he is told "– you forgot to pee before going to sleep?" because of the rain), the second is someone from those sleeping in the truck, and the 3rd level is, according to the plot, the dream of Fischer himself. Here, it is unclear, firstly: why is it his dream that is the labyrinth created by Ariadne, and secondly: why is the 3rd level filled with his subconscious if it is his dream. And another addition: why are all the dream levels filled only with Fischer's subconscious? Where is the subconscious of the other participants (except for Cobb's wife and the train)? Why, after years of working in this field, couldn't they train their subconscious to fight and, in response to Fischer's thugs, simply roll out tanks?