"But of course not." We're too skilled for that. Or at least Arthur had thought he was. Now he's less sure.
"I walk out a door, now and then, and end up in LA. Or in Chicago." He doesn't bother saying that he means his apartment. It seems likely enough that Eames has made it his business to know everything about their residences. He's not a point man, but a clever forger needs the details.
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"I walk out a door, now and then, and end up in LA. Or in Chicago." He doesn't bother saying that he means his apartment. It seems likely enough that Eames has made it his business to know everything about their residences. He's not a point man, but a clever forger needs the details.