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A detailed account and interpretation is given of a series of day-dreams produced in analysis by a six-year-old girl, showing how they were made up of her own ambivalent feelings, her mother's unconscious hostile wishes and real experiences, and how, in the course of treatment, they gradually became less phantastic and less aggressive and sadistic.