Why didn't Robert Fischer take his own car?
In the first level of dream, Robert Fischer took a taxi cab driven by Arthur. Robert Fischer is a billionaire. So why didn't he have his own limousine? And shouldn't there be private security for him?
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It was a dream, and the architect made a scene where he doesn't have his own car (a foreign city). Private security was all around in the dream and they did attack the intruders right away.
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Did Fischer know he was in a dream?
Because he didn't realize that he is dreaming By the time they enter the first level of the dream, Fischer meets Saito, Eames and Yusuf in the taxi. Not only does he fail to remember Saito, he fails to recognize everybody else, though merely moments before, he saw them sitting next to him at the real plane.What was the point of Fischer in inception?
The goal of the mission was to achieve inception on Robert Fischer by planting the idea of breaking up his father's empire into his mind, a decision that would be beneficial to Saito's company, Proclus Global, and to the world at large, as it would prevent the creation of another "superpower" due to the company's ...How did they revive Fischer in inception?
To wake up, they need a kick in this level and one from above. Eames, from the level above, uses the defibrillator on Fischer and Ariadne pushes Fischer off the building giving him the kick in the current level (improvises). The synchronized kick brings Fischer one level up.Why Didn't You Stop Me?
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The sequence of events is key here. At the beginning of the dream Fischer finds himself at the train station. He's got a lot on his mind (his father is very unwell) and he's not entirely sure how he got there but he clearly recognises that there's little point hanging around the station when he's an important man with a business empire to run.
He goes outside to hail a cab and luckily for him (and despite the rain) a cab instantly lights its "for hire" sign and he jumps in.
As far as "private (dream) security" is concerned, they don't kick in until his subconscious starts to notice that he's not dreaming his own dream, at which point a veritable trainload of security personnel arrive.
You may also note that he doesn't travel with bodyguards when he's on the plane, so perhaps he's not that interested in having security people around him.
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