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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A.K.A. "Mary Poppins Syndrome". An easy way to add anywhere from a twinge of sentimentality to a whole extra Tear Jerker scene to the end of your movie: after helping out and saving the day, The Drifter character must leave forever. Used a lot in solo series of many an Ensemble Darkhorse, as their adventures alone can't keep them in the small town forever; they have to plausibly be able to get back to the team. |