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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a character is an author, or the author is a character, and he is shown interacting with the characters in his works, he is often shown to have god-like control over the world of his characters. Note that often, the characters themselves will appear to have independent wills from the author, and may even try to stop him, even though the author should be able to control them like puppets, too. |