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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Diabolus Ex Machina (Latin, approx. "demon from the machine") is the Evil Counterpart of Deus Ex Machina: a(n often contrived) twist designed to ensure an extension in the villain's favor, if not a Downer Ending. Do whatever it takes, as long as you make absolutely sure that things get much worse for the protagonists, much better for the villains, or both. |