Inception

Suffering: How Most Ease It Christopher nolan's “Inception” is a film where people go into others dreams in order to steal information for other companies. However a wealthy businessman makes an offer to Cobb, if he can perform inception on the inheritance, fischer, of a large energy company. Their goal is to get fisher to break up his father company. As a result the Businessman will remove cobbs criminal record in america. As cobb assembles a new team for the job the architect,ariadne, discovers what cob is hiding deep inside his brain. As they go deeper into his brain the rest of the team discovers that he is dealing with guilt, and remorse about the death of his wife mal. It is clear that the director is showing that society will try and avoid pain by living, and recreating the past in their own minds.
The authors point is made clear with the character of cob and the way he deals with his issues of the past. With the character of cobb. Cobb and his wife were experimenting with the concept of a dream within a dream. However it all went wrong and they ended up being sent into limbo, an unconstructed dream space, where they were stuck together for many years. Cobb's wife, started to believe that limbo was their reality, and did not want to leave. In order to escape cobb planted an idea …show more content…
In order to understand why cobb has jailed his own memories, so they would never be forgotten. The death of mal was a very traumatic experience for cob, and also adding to the fact he was forced to leave the country without his kids. Both of these events caused lots of suffering on their own, and with them happening so close together increased the agony and pain he was dealing with. In his mind the only way to ease the agony was to Live in the past and try and ignore his own reality. This clearly proves that like the rest of society the best way to ease pain and suffering is to live in the