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Many of us believe that amnesia, or sudden memory loss,
results in the inability to recall one’s name and identity.
This belief may reflect the way amnesia is usually ①
portrayed in movies, television, and literature. For
example, when we meet Matt Damon’s character in the
movie The Bourne Identity, we learn that he has no
memory for who he is, why he has the skills he does, or
where he is from. He spends much of the movie ②trying
to answer these questions. However, the inability to
remember your name and identity ③are exceedingly rare
in reality. Amnesia most often results from a brain injury
that leaves the victim unable to form new memories, but
with most memories of the past ④intact. Some movies do
accurately portray this more common syndrome; our
favorite Memento.