If I was truly convinced I wanted to quit I would have left already.

[Ariadne was very serious and somber, keeping her gaze on him as she leaned a little against the counter rather than the bags sitting next to the fridge. She was definitely here for Cobb, there was no doubt about it, but Arthur and Eames were here too and they had their work count out for them. She couldn't just abandon them when there were such crazy things going on. None of them were immune to the Barge or the things it could do to them and she meant what she said: she knew what she could and couldn't handle, she knew herself well enough to make that kind of decision. The fact that she hadn't walked out yet, to her, was a testament to her will to remain for those she was loyal to.]

I haven't had a chance to unpack them with... trains and everything.

[But he was right to ask, he was right to wonder. He didn't know that Arthur and she had basically made the same deal. She opened the box of tea and pulled out two bags, setting one in each mug.]

But it would be a lie if I said I didn't consider it very strongly.

[As she became a little more agitated, she began to speak with her hands:] It's just... there's so much.