“Amnesia-Dissociative-Fugue” refers to a mental health condition where a person experiences sudden memory loss (amnesia) that leads them to unexpectedly travel away from their home, often assuming a new identity, and having no recollection of their past life – essentially “fleeing” from their current situation, hence the term “fugue” which means “flight” in French; it’s considered a subtype of dissociative amnesia, meaning the memory loss is caused by psychological factors rather than a physical brain injury.