This dissertation has the purpose to detach the satisfaction elements presents in hysterical neurosis considering that there is a nucleon connected to this satisfaction that since Freud is beyond the arrangements of the family novel entangled by the Oedipus Complex. In order to achieve that is essential to resume Dora case, patient attended by Freud, proposing the perspective that there is a strange and meaningless material of satisfaction in the hysterical symptom that escapes the order promised by the father. This matter will be deepened on the forth chapter of this essay where the theme of hysteria in our times will be wrought. The paternal interpretation which organizes a life through shared meanings can come on a second time. Obviously it is not in concern withdraw the importance that the paternal complex has in relation with the hysterical symptom specially regarding the identification with the father. In this direction this research proposes itself to point and work over the following tension. If at the same time exists a satisfaction in the hysterical symptom that is referred to the father as a message that seeks for an answer there is also a part of the satisfaction that does not mean anything carrying an unspeakable at the same time that operates in each subject, marked their speaking bodies, with a writing that is not comprehensible yet guides a way of living. The present dissertation also points the challenge launched by the contemporaneous clinic to the psychoanalysts as in nowadays the Other, a certain otherness, it is not easily located which generates clinical consequences including to the function of the analyst as the one that is supposed to know something regarding the subject s suffering.