Sigmund Freud. The interpretation of dreams (№ 176328)

Another group of dreams which may be called typical, is related to the death of close relatives, parents, brothers, sisters, children, etc. Among these dreams can discern two kinds: one, during which the sleeper does not feel the heavy sorrow and upon awakening surprised at their insensitivity, and others, during which grief and loss can cause a real bitter tears during sleep. Dreams of the first variety we will leave aside; they cannot be called typical. When analyzed we see that they mean something very distant from their content and what they are intended solely to cover any other desire.