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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The hero has the villain at his mercy. He can kill him right here—but he won't. But not because he would be stooping to the villain's level, or because letting them live would be more of a punishment. No, rather than killing the villain himself, the hero will instead leave him to the tender mercies of his victims, usually with some variation on the trope name. He may arm the victims first. |
