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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | == Donald is a figment of Charlie's imagination, and everything after the meeting with Robert McKee is an extended fantasy. == It would tie the ending in with Donald's screenplay in which the detective is the killer he's hunting, it would cancel out all the out-of-character behavior in the last third of the movie, and it would extend the metafictional conceit to its logical conclusion by making all the fictional parts of the story fictional within the story as well. |