| Display title | Ventriloquism |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So, a ventriloquist is someone who can "throw his voice", making it appear that it comes from somewhere else (in most cases, the mouth of his dummy), while his own mouth isn't moving. Sometimes they also can imitate voices, sometimes not. Some media acknowledge that it is very hard to pronounce some letters like 'b' that way (hence the "gottle of geer" joke), others don't care. In comedies, a Trickster character may use this to fool another character (preferably The Brute). |