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She liked the sharp angles in the bar. It felt clean and crisp, minimal with luxury, the kind of bar where the son of a billionaire industrialist might sit and have a drink and brood about the future. The light was good, too: she wanted lots of windows, and diffused white sunlight. Drinking in the dark was a sad bastard activity, and Robert Fischer seemed like the type who’d say he was melancholy, rather than depressed. That sort of refined brooding required light, and space, and openness. Overall, it wasn’t the sort of bar she’d ever visit on her own--she wasn’t in the tax bracket that could afford this kind of no-price-on-the-wine-list atmosphere. Ariadne didn’t think she ever would be, even after Saito’s check landed in her shiny new account in the Caymans. But she was pleased with it: Cobb would blend in here, and Arthur would like it, she thought. Sharp look at Ariadne as she learns the job; good Arthur/Ariadne UST. And I really love the explanation of Arthur's totem.