| Display title | Deconstructive Parody |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Most parodies work in a light hearted manner, taking the basic plot of the thing they parody, and making it humorous. The giant space station may have wiped out half the Earth in the original, but in the parody only some unimportant Acceptable Targets got destroyed, and Hilarity Ensues. |
