[He can tell Eames is having difficulty admitting it but that doesn't stop Freddy from pursuing it because sometimes it's better not to have to face something alone. It's hardest when the person you consider to be your closest company is part of the trouble.]
[In trying to make sense of this Freddy ends up flapping his hands this way then that way while swallowing up a tamale.]
When the hell was he convinced at all?
[It occurs to him now that Eames may not know the extent of just what happened while he was gone, especially if Arthur's stuck in a rut of thinking he imagined it.]
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[Casual observation.]
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Besides, it's personal.
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[Brow quirking.]
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On the rocks?
[He's taking a gamble that maybe they aren't talking about the same thing after all.]
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[ It's is an incredibly difficult admission, not knowing the state of people, even if one of them is himself. ]
I suppose it's been mended well enough for now, but. It all seems to come to uncertainty with the slightest disturbance.
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[He can tell Eames is having difficulty admitting it but that doesn't stop Freddy from pursuing it because sometimes it's better not to have to face something alone. It's hardest when the person you consider to be your closest company is part of the trouble.]
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[ Which is, really, the only catalyst he can think of. ]
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You've been back a little while now.
[He saw them at the gala. He saw Arthur on the piano.]
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[Finally, food. He's crunching into a taco then talking with his mouth semi-full.]
You try candy and flowers yet?
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[ He goes for some beans first. ]
I've no intention to.
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You gotta give me a little more to work with here. [He's a cawp, remember?!]
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[He places his palm over where he carries a bullet scar to the belly.]
And I tell myself no fuckin' way cause this really happened.
[It's a lot better than telling Eames Orange knows this place is real somehow because he came here with White and he couldn't make White up.]
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[ Now it's Eames turn to lean forward. ] We all have physical evidence or desires that just wouldn't hold up in something created by fantasy.
[ He thumbs the side of his nose. ]
Arthur has doubts.
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When the fuck did that happen? [Because the guy's been around a long while.] Don't you have a fuckin' dog?
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[ Stupid cockblocking dog. ]
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When the hell was he convinced at all?
[It occurs to him now that Eames may not know the extent of just what happened while he was gone, especially if Arthur's stuck in a rut of thinking he imagined it.]
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Who knows. Perhaps he'd only allowed it out of a pause in his otherwise solid line of logic. I'm still not sure what he thinks, now.
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He talk to you about when you were gone?
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[ He finally digs more into his food. ] Why?
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[Freddy's still trying to decide whether to tell Eames or not.]
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[ Eames waves around him idly with a taco. ]
A dream.
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How long you known each other again?
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