Do you remember the story of the lady or the tiger? It was about a man who faced two doors. Behind one of them was a famished, raging, man-eating tiger who would devour and destroy. Behind the other was a love goddess, every man's desire. Not suggesting that this story has anything to do with that one - except in the matter of choice - selecting one alternative or the other, which is something that we do every day. In the story of Dr Felix Brandt, a clinical psychologist, he too, faced a choice. But did he make the right one?