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The drive is an 'undead' partial object that functions as a kind of impersonal willing: 'it wants', it persists in its repetititve movement, it follows its path and exacts its satisfaction at any price, irrespective of the subject's well-being.

This drive is that which is 'in the subject more than herself': although the subject cannot ever 'subjectivize' it, assume it as 'her own' by way of saying 'It is I who want to do this!' it nonetheless operates in her very kernel.