In the television show 'Breaking Bad', Walter White pretends to have an experience in which he ends up naked in a shop, with no explanation for how we got there or where he had been for the past few days. If he actually genuinely experienced a situation like that, what diagnostic label might be appropriate?

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In the television show 'Breaking Bad', Walter White pretends to have an experience in which he ends up naked in a shop, with no explanation for how we got there or where he had been for the past few days. If he actually genuinely experienced a situation like that, what diagnostic label might be appropriate?

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Dissociative fugue is characterized by a sudden, unexpected travel away from one's home or workplace, with an inability to recall one's past, sometimes accompanied by confusion about personal identity or the assumption of a new identity. Walter White's described experience closely matches this definition.

In the Television Show 'Breaking Bad', Walter White Pretends to Have