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Foreword. The relation within psychical reality of the duality external–internal, in three or n dimensions, is one of the most revealing manifestations of the dream. I shall use one patient's dream as a second example of bi-modal frenzy.
A man in analysis dreamt that he was looking at a geographical map of the Molucca Islands. In the lower part the names were written in Spanish whereas in the upper part they appeared in French. He was trying to find Lourdes and did not succeed. He also realized that the map had been marked with pencil by Mrs P, a friend of his mother.
In another scene he was about to take a jumbo jet together with his mother. There were many people waiting, and they knew that not all of them would be able to take the plane. As he wanted to make sure that he would get a place, he began to walk towards the landing area, got lost on the way, and found himself in a place where it was forbidden to enter. He anxiously asked a man working there for permission to pass; this man made him enter the area through a zone forbidden to passengers. He finally succeeded in getting on board the jumbo and found two places in the forward section. He felt happy about this because, he thought, this would facilitate going up, with his mother, to the small upper lounge. The seats were also very comfortable and were arranged in such a way that they could become a bed, where his mother would be able to lie down. At that moment