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'A Case of Hysteria' (Dora) by Sigmund Freud.
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Sigmund Freud assumes too much.
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Sigmund Freud straps a mute girl’s wrists to his chaise longue. If she could scream she would, but not because the eminent neurologist is now yanking the business end of the leather brace across her breast but because she is hysterical and that is what hysterical people do. Scream.
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Fail.