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Today, people who are not well integrated into the social field find themselves following a path of support, during which their history, their life experiences and their experiences are recounted or transmitted from one institution to another and from one system to another. This form of social nomadism leads these people to meet new professionals along the way, but we can question the repetition of a sameness in the relationships with these professionals and in the reciprocal representations. The idea that led to the writing of this work is to investigate from a clinical practice in a service of mediated visits what makes this repetition and in a certain way, tends to reproduce forms of social marginalization and psychic desubjectivation. Through the meeting of a mother and her son within this service, haunted by the omnipresence of a murderous shadow, we will try to understand the stakes of figuration which figuring the intersubjective potentialities and to testify of the experience of the possible, as well on the relational level as intrasubjective.