In considering the origin of attack, two moments, viz. irruption of hypnosis, and the psychic stimulation, must be taken into account--In susceptible subjects relatively small stimuli suffice to bring about somnambulism--Our case approaches to hysterical lethargy--The automatisms transform lethargy into hypnosis--Her ego-consciousness is identical in all states--Secondary somnambulic personalities split off from the primary unconscious personality--All group themselves under two types, the gay-hilarious, and serio-religious--The automatic speaking occurs--This facilitates the study of the subconscious personalities--Their share of the consciousness--The irruption of the hypnosis is complicated by an hysterical attack--The automatism arising in the motor area plays the part of hypnotist--When the hypnotism flows over into the visual sphere the hysterical attack occurs--Grandfathers I. and II.--Hysterical dissociations belong to the superficial layers of the ego-complex--There are layers beyond the reach of dissociation--Effect of the hysterical attack. RELATIONSHIP TO THE UNCONSCIOUS PERSONALITY 82 The serio-religious and the gay-hilarious explained by the anamnesis--Two halves of S. W.'s character--She is conscious of the painful contrast--She seeks a middle way--Her aspirations bring her to the puberty dream of the ideal Ivenes--The repressed ideas begin an autonomous existence--This corroborates Freud's disclosures concerning dreams--The relation of the somnambulic ego-complex and the waking consciousness. COURSE 83 The progress of this affection reached its maximum in 4-8 weeks--Thenceforth a decline in the plasticity of the phenomena--All degrees of somnambulism were observable--Her manifest character improved--Similar improvements seen in certain cases of double consciousness--Conception that this phenomenon has a teleological meaning for the future personality--As seen in Jeanne d'Arc and Mary Reynolds II. THE UNCONSCIOUS ADDITIONAL CREATIVE WORK 84