the objectivity Cobb has on picturing his wife, trying to "correct" her while not realizing his own bullshit.
I don't know, the close pov the narrative has on Cobb makes it hard for me to buy that reading.
The one about it critiquing the idea that men should (or even can) just repress their emotions with no consequences feels much more valid to me.
they can give the muscle role to a lady as well and not say anything. Like that scene in the hotel where that guy-what's-his-name was fighting all of those dream-agents.
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I don't know, the close pov the narrative has on Cobb makes it hard for me to buy that reading.
The one about it critiquing the idea that men should (or even can) just repress their emotions with no consequences feels much more valid to me.
they can give the muscle role to a lady as well and not say anything. Like that scene in the hotel where that guy-what's-his-name was fighting all of those dream-agents.
Agreed. Or not have EVERY business man be male.