When the little girl seeing a penis declares, 'I had one too' or 'I'll have one too,' or even 'I have one too,' this is not a defense in bad faith; presence and absence are not mutually exclusive; the child as his drawings prove believes much less in what he sees with his eyes than in the signifying types that he has determined once and for all: he often draws without looking, and in any case he finds in his perceptions only what he puts there.