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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's only natural to cower in the face of danger.[1] As such, many a classic Damsel in Distress and fearful child will cower behind the nearest Love Interest, parent, or Big Damn Heroes when presented with peril. Of course, most conscientious heroes and even Innocent Bystanders will naturally interpose themselves anyway to protect other innocents (and perhaps pointlessly, but they do get props for chivalry). This kind of cowering stems from the classic pose of hero and heroine facing a monster on Film Posters for Touch of the Monster: the hero has a gun in his right hand pointed at the beast, his left hand holding the Love Interest back (what, he can't be left-handed?), while she clutches his shoulder with one hand and covers her mouth from shock with the other. |
