Sigmund Freud. The interpretation of dreams (№ 176405)

From my attempts synthetically to form the dream thoughts underlying it, I know the material, resulting in the interpretation, has a different value. One part of it form the essential thoughts, which are thus completely replaces him in the dream and could serve as his replacement, if dreams there was no censorship; another part can be grouped under the name of the collateral thoughts; in General, they represent ways in which a real desire arising of thought, is transferred to the desire available in the dream.