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The author presents the analysis of a patient who gradually frees herself from submission to poorly differentiated imagos and engages in a process of subjectivization. The evolution of the meaning given to the French pronoun “on” used in the analysis helps us to identify this evolution: the transition from the pronoun “on” used by the patient, a neutral pronoun that refers to a family group, to the “on/nous” used by the analyst, which refers to the patient/analyst couple and the third-party function of the institution.