Good to hear. You two seemed to get on well. [ Eames is only peripherally aware of any entanglements that might include those three, but he's genuine in the sentiment. Having a support system in place is important for people, for Arthur, and regardless of how Arthur approached said support, York struck Eames as the kind of woman who could help Arthur without losing sight of herself or asking the world of him in return.
If Eames has some qualms with where Arthur usually choses to lay his loyalties? Well. That's another story for another day. ]
Laughter keeps us young. [ Offhanded, in that backhanded way of his. ( Implying, of course, that Arthur could use a little more laughter in his life. ) But it doesn't seem fair to continue picking at the younger man when he slips into his usual seriousness.
Scratching idly at his ear, Eames observes the subtle shifts in buildings and crowds that indicate they're moving into a more residential (for lack of a better word) area. ] Sounds like this Aria is the one to get close to, but likely you've already tried that. Barring extreme circumstances, there are advantages to finding yourself in unfamiliar situations. Where there's common ground, there lies solidarity.
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If Eames has some qualms with where Arthur usually choses to lay his loyalties? Well. That's another story for another day. ]
Laughter keeps us young. [ Offhanded, in that backhanded way of his. ( Implying, of course, that Arthur could use a little more laughter in his life. ) But it doesn't seem fair to continue picking at the younger man when he slips into his usual seriousness.
Scratching idly at his ear, Eames observes the subtle shifts in buildings and crowds that indicate they're moving into a more residential (for lack of a better word) area. ] Sounds like this Aria is the one to get close to, but likely you've already tried that. Barring extreme circumstances, there are advantages to finding yourself in unfamiliar situations. Where there's common ground, there lies solidarity.