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Defeated and in anguish he returns to his nightmares. This time round the dreams become more definitive. The father appears, conducting the dance of death and actually directing the monsters that haunt him. This shows that his subliminal self has learned, to some extent, the cause of his pain, even if he is still hasn't managed to consciously comprehend the events...
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This shows that his subliminal self has learned, to some extent, the cause of his pain, even if he is still hasn't managed to consciously comprehend the events. The early learning processes of the young are portrayed more adequately in the poem Father and Child where an older child, this time a girl at a rebellious age, experiments with the constraints of authority in an attempt to seek control for herself...
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