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Various aspects of The Interpretation of Dreams (1900) reveal Freud as being overwhelmed and shed indispensable light on his mind-set when he was treating the paradigmatic case of Dora. The transferential and counter transferential dynamics of the treatment influenced Freud's write-up of the case both in detail and in its grand design. Nine inconsistencies in the case show that, in effect, Freud met his conquistadora.