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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | There are advantages and disadvantages to having Loads and Loads of Characters; giving each the spotlight can be time consuming as the focus rotates along the cast. To speed things up a bit, some authors use such formulas as Two Lines, No Waiting and Third Line, Some Waiting, in which an episode shifts focus from one group of characters to another, thus creating multiple Plot Threads. |