Display title | Benevolent Genie |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | As it turns out, not all genies are by-the-book bureaucrats who are more interested in doing exactly what you say than actually getting you what you want. Nor are they all complete jerks who seem determined to make whatever wish you utter cause suffering regardless of how well you word it. Some genies are just really cool. Maybe you helped them do something and they're giving away wishes as a legitimate reward rather than out of obligation. Maybe you're a good person at heart and the genie just can't bear to screw you over at risk of helping the bad guys. Or maybe the genie is just so nice they can't even conceive of granting a wish in a way that directly hurts good ol' master. |