

The Girl in the Freudian Slip
William F Brown
Dr. Ballone, a professor of literature, is highly susceptible to suggestion.
His mind snaps at the mere mention of a possibility or the sight of a picture.
When he spotted a photograph of the Hindenburg on his classroom wall, he instantly thought he was a dirigible.
Mrs. Ballone, who wants her husband back, brings him to a psychiatrist.
During his therapy session, Dr. Ballone undergoes two more transformations: first into a mosquito and then into a can of aerosol deodorant.
Unfortunately, the psychiatrist has an obsessive fear ... of mosquitoes.
Someone nearly dies.
Mosquito Dirigible Aerosol Deodorant is a American comedy play written by Conrad E Davidson and published by Samuel French in New York (2003).
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