Don't leave a voicemail, seriously.

Eames read as gay to me, without the slash goggles.
I was going to say, I kept expecting him to hit on Fisher in the dream, but then I realize that he *did*. It was telegraphed somehow. I think I'm going to have to watch it again to find out why I thought that. I wasn't really paying that much attention to him, since I was focussed more on the action and plot.

I really want to know what the history is between Arthur, Mal, and Cobb. There's something there, but it's so vaguely expressed. The way Arthur smiled at Cobb when he woke up on the plane was pretty evocative.

ETA: I just saw it a few hours ago for the first time, so it took me a minute to remember that I thought his comments about Arthur were those of the repulsion/attraction type, and his interactions with Arthur somehow registered as, not flirting, but intensely aware of him.