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Annette Richard’s reflections on her complex developmental and therapeutic return from historical exile create resonances beyond the Acadian story to reach into the ethical significance of clinical work more generally. This discussion links Ghent’s distinction of masochism from surrender with Brandchaft’s liberation from pathological accommodation in reading Richard’s personal and clinical stories.