Fugue states usually end rather
A)abruptly with recall of most of what happened.
B)slowly over a long period of lingering in and out of a state of fugue.
C)abruptly with no memory of what happened.
D)slowly with no memory of what happened.

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Fugue states typically end abruptly with recall of most of what happened. This is due to the fact that a fugue state is a brief period of amnesia, during which an individual loses some or all of their memory, but then regains it upon coming out of the state.

Fugue States Usually End Rather