The aim of this study is to explore the representation of the relationship that school children, who have frequent and repetitive aggressive behaviour, have with their parental figures. This is a qualitative methodology study from a clinical perspective approach that used two projective tests as tools for evaluation: the Family Test and the Patte Noire Test and a clinical interview. We found that aggressive behavior toward others may be manifestations of a psychological organization that experiences the other as a threat to their integrity; continuous sense of danger makes children misinterpret situations curbing the potential for development of social skills and self-recognition of their being.