This article derives from broader research about the changes in dreams throughout psychoanalysis and especially at its termination. The written dreams of several Lacanian analysts are used. We propose that there is an exhaustion of the process, a satisfaction obtained and a temporal divergence between these two moments. Regarding the transference, we suggest that these dreams depict a situation composed of two aspects: (a) something that concludes: the relationship with the analyst; and (b) something that opens up: the possibility of continuing the (self)analysis thanks to the relationship with others, especially colleagues.