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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | That was a full god, and Shadow is only a demigod. There is a running theme of one thing being two and two things being one in the American Gods continuity, so Shadow could easily be a demigod who was ironically (the intentional version of irony) given the same name as his Deader Than Dead half-brother, and accidentally stepped into his half-brother's place in things-- picking up a few extra tricks along the way. |