Bergson's view indicates that we keep stored away Somewhere all our memories, the good as well as the evil, the pleasant together with the unpleasant. There may be nightmares down cellar, as we
thought as a child, but even in those days we knew how to dodge them when we went after apples; that
is, take down a light and slam the door quickly on coming up.
Further, Bergson believes that dreaming is not so unlike the ordinary process of perception as had
been hitherto supposed. Both use sense impressions as crude material to be molded and detined by
the aid of memory images. Which statement from the passage best shows that people have ways of avoiding unpleasant memories?