dadosaboya wrote:Because is more fun this way. Just like the top spinning on the table at the end of Inception.

Also, the way Leonard denied that his wife was diabetic makes me feel like Teddy was telling the truth. It's like he knew she was diabetic, but was trying to force himself to believe she wasn't.

Off topic: If Sammy Jankis never had a wife, who is that woman Leonard is imagining? He seems to remember having a long conversation with her, even though it didn't happen.

Amnesia is confusing.

Way I see it, the real twist comes after when, sitting in the car, Lenny thinks: LEONARD Do I lie to myself to be happy? Leonard looks up at Teddy's sedan and copies down the license number. The LICENSE NUMBER of Teddy's car is: SG13 7IU. LEONARD In your case, Teddy... yes, I will. Despite Teddy's ...

@ Tristy, dadosaboya and author That's one of the possibilities I thought it could have been. That he's just picturing (not remembering) what Teddy says. BUT, I don't think it's true. Because Teddy revealing all of that is supposed to be the "twist" in the movie. If it was all a lie, then there is n...

@ Tristy No I didn't. I said he remembers his wife being attacked and he thinks she's dead. That has nothing to do with him remembering the multiple insulin shots he gave her while he had his condition. How does that answer my question? @ author Okay, you're right about that one. But we're still ign...

He doesn't know she's dead. He has a feeling she's dead since the last thing he remembers is her being attacked.

The conditioning (looking at the "Remember Sammy Jankis" tattoo, for example) is just to confirm his theory and prove that she really is dead.

We have to assume she is dead, because that's what Christopher Nolan presented to us.

If there's no logical explanation for him remembering the multiple insulin shots, then it pretty much makes the movie pointless to watch.

I've asked this question before on another site but no one seemed to be able to answer it. So I'll ask you guys. If what happened to Sammy actually happened to Leonard, and it was Leonard who gave his wife the insulin overdose, how does he remember giving her the shots? He couldn't have remembered b...