| Display title | Disembodied Eyebrows |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In comics, webcomics and animation, eyebrows are very important to conveying expression, so it's important that they be seen. To this end, they sometimes actually float several inches above the character's head, or are otherwise clearly unattached. This may be a feature of the art at all times, or it may signify that the character in question is just that surprised. A subtrope of Unusual Eyebrows |
