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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Walt Disney is famous for characters who are a Friend to All Living Things, which always lead to a signature moment. This is the moment where for some reason, sweet woodland critters help the heroine with tasks that birds and deer wouldn't normally do. Maybe the animals hang around just to chirp a sweet song to make the heroine smile while she's working. Or maybe they show up to celebrate a particularly happy moment with their Friend. Usually accompanied by some whimsical musical arrangement or singing (expect the animals to sing back). This moment is common in the early Disney Animated Canon (and some live action too). |
