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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The preferred method a Street Urchin uses to acquire stuff—since they're too poor to afford it legitimately—is to sneak it out of their mark's pocket and/or into their own. A Rebellious Princess sometimes does this for the sheer thrill of it, or because they honestly believe they don't have to pay for anything; expect some kind of Freudian Excuse to come into play. The Kleptomaniac Hero also does this to anything that isn't nailed down and/or can be sold for money. Someone with Sticky Fingers does it merely because they want or are compelled to. |