They found Fischer and kicked him back to Eames' dream.
One theory is that Cobb entered Limbo twice. Saito now occupies this palace in Limbo where he has been stuck for many years. The reason the palace is here in this part of Limbo is because Saito and Cobb had spent time there during the audition extraction that Cobb and his previous team did for Saito. Alternatively, the jump can also be explained by Cobb drowning to his death in the first level of the dream and thus ending up in Limbo.
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The jump from one place to another can be explained by a previous scene in the movie where Cobb tells Ariadne that often in dreams you jump from one place to another, not knowing how you got there. This time, near a pagoda-like palace where he finds Old Saito. After Mal dies in their apartment, Cobb wakes up on the beach once again. Having spent so much time there, Cobb filled Limbo with his dream memories of his and Mal's previous Limbo city. As with other dream levels, each state of dreaming is filled with projections and places from each of the current dreamers minds. The reason it was filled with Cobb and Mal's city was because Cobb had spent 50 years there. This is why it is so dangerous and feared by the team. Think of it as a dream vacuum where nothing exists and a dreamer's grasp on reality can be lost.
As stated earlier in the movie, Limbo is "unconstructed dream space". So the momentary projection of Cobb's children could be that he misses them so much and wanted to see them again since he didn't see his kids one last time before he left. Cobb's children are always on his mind, just like Mal, but by the time he is in Limbo at the beginning/end he has cleared his mind of Mal, but not his children. Saito has spent many years being a powerful businessman and would be used to having security of some form or another around him. Similarly, Saito could have created the guards which populate his Limbo.
Therefore, it could be that she's actually an intentional creation of his, out of love and guilt. Ariadne is new, so there's none of her projections in there.) The projection of his wife is something he tells Mal at the end that he's tried to recreate over time (by storing memories of her in his mind), so they could still be together in dreams. (The machine allows a person to share dream space with others, but since only Cobb and Mal have been there, the place is filled with things created by both of them. It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange.
Cobb said before: Never recreate from your memory. When a dreamer is there too long, his/her mind mind starts to think its real. It only contains things the dreamer built in it or what the dreamer intended there to be, which could explain why Limbo has so few projections. Limbo is an infinite dream place of shared subconsciousness. The result is the same as the inner ear only detects the acceleration due to a force acting on the body, much like Eames' demonstration of tipping Arthur's chair over to wake him up. Gravity alone is not enough to awaken the dreamers, but when the lift hits the roof at the top of the shaft, the sudden stopping or slowing-down causes the dreamers to first be propelled upwards, and then fall back to the floor. To those in the lift, the force of the lift pushing them is equivalent to gravity. He improvises a kick by moving everyone into the lift and then setting off an explosive to cause the lift to start moving up the shaft (this works much like a rocket on a space craft). However, the timing is thrown off and now that Arthur's body is in free-fall in the van, it translates into his dream of the hotel - thus preventing the floor from dropping once the explosives discharge. This is supposed to happen before the van plows through the barrier and off the bridge. The original plan is to have the floor of the hotel room drop out from underneath the dreamers and thus provide the "kick" that wakes them up-specifically Eames who is "hosting" the dream in the snowy mountains.
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