Some characters in the film have a “totem” – a special object that helps them distinguish dreams from reality. Do you have any treasured possessions that remind you of what is important in your life? What would be your totem?, The movie has some spectacular environments, special effects, and action scenes. How much do you think these things matter? Do you think the movie would still be good without them?, Cobb says, “Dreams feel real while we’re in them. It’s only when we wake up that we realise that something was actually strange.” Do you agree? How can you be sure you’re not in a dream right now?, What are the dreaming rules within Inception?, What exactly is limbo?, Eames suggests that an idea planted in the mind must "grow to define or destroy" a person. Discuss the ethics of inception. Is planting an idea fundamentally different from other forms of psychological manipulation in the real world? (e.g., brainwashing), Why is emotional manipulation more effective than logical persuasion in Fischer's case?, Why does Mal keep appearing even though Cobb knows she isn't real?, How does Cobb's unresolved grief act as a liability, and at what point does guilt become too heavy a psychological handicap for a leader?, Should Cobb have told the team about Mal much earlier?, Would you have trusted Cobb after discovering the truth about Mal?, Why are memories often more powerful than reality?, If dream-sharing technology existed, who would you trust with your subconscious?

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