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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | They act like kids, but they have jobs and live pretty much independently (the uniqueness of their world's economy notwithstanding). No visible parents, but "Uncle Traveling Matt" would suggest they must have some sort of family system. Do Fraggles even age or "mature" at the same rate as humans? |