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This article combines the literature of testimony, psychoanalytic theory and the experiences of the 81st CPLF, to reflect on a case of psychic disjunction which arose in the clinical context through a fragmented verbal communication between patient and analyst. Consequently, a vocabulary, around two spatially significant words, clear-cut and grey areas, has become essential for actual survival in clinical experience.