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The author describes her initial encounter with John Bowlby and the development of their professional and personal friendship over the following twenty-two years. She describes the conflict between Bowlby, Milner, Tustin and others, and the Kleinian wing of the Tavistock Clinic as she experienced it during her training. A portrait of Bowlby emerges as a man who did not tolerate fools gladly, but who was open and receptive both intellectually and emotionally.