[ Eames, not being a generous fellow, takes one of the two chairs for himself, booting up the laptop and pulling one of the two discs from the inside breast pocket of his tweed jacket, sliding his nail under the plastic to pop open the case. Popping in the DVD, he waits for everyone to get situated appropriately - extra chair or no - before starting the video. It's an off angle view but still captures their targets - White and Saya, though more importantly the rest of the room too, where he'd slotted both security camera feeds next to one another on the same screen and attempted to enhance it best he could. Not having the best of programs for it though, and the feeds themselves being so low quality, there was only so much he could do - lightening it up from the dark atmosphere of the bar, sharpening this or that face depending on which he found to be important when originally going through the copies.
Anyway, the scene goes on, Eames only speaking up now and again to point out the bartender's behavior - obvious attraction - and how it ends up barreling into the intent staring that while that itself is curious (and awkward) it's Saya who, while it remains impossible to not notice in general, seems to be perfectly at ease with it. It's particularly after certain points of time where everyone's behavior seems to sync in - increased agitation, figiting, glancing toward Saya and White, and White's eventual departure. Saya, in the end however, doesn't end up leaving alone - choosing one gentleman, then soon followed by others.
The room doesn't seem to settle even after her departure, though, as though something in their mind has been turned on for some indefinite period of time. After awhile further, though, he reaches out to pause the feed with a tap of the key, leaning back in his chair. ]
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Anyway, the scene goes on, Eames only speaking up now and again to point out the bartender's behavior - obvious attraction - and how it ends up barreling into the intent staring that while that itself is curious (and awkward) it's Saya who, while it remains impossible to not notice in general, seems to be perfectly at ease with it. It's particularly after certain points of time where everyone's behavior seems to sync in - increased agitation, figiting, glancing toward Saya and White, and White's eventual departure. Saya, in the end however, doesn't end up leaving alone - choosing one gentleman, then soon followed by others.
The room doesn't seem to settle even after her departure, though, as though something in their mind has been turned on for some indefinite period of time. After awhile further, though, he reaches out to pause the feed with a tap of the key, leaning back in his chair. ]