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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Whenever a character awakes from a nightmare on screen, he will fling himself up from lying down, while panting and looking around confused. Think carefully: how many times do you remember waking up from a nightmare by flinging your torso off the bed? Probably never, right? When most people wake up from one, they lie stunned and confused for a few seconds getting reoriented before looking around. The most you might get is a gasp and a full-body twitch. But that would be boring on screen, so anyone with a bad dream has to halfway fling himself out of bed to show the audience it is a dream. Used particularly during an All Just a Dream sequence, to emphasize that the previous scene didn't happen. Besides, it's just cool. |
