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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Thinking requires energy, right? Some characters, of course, do more thinking than others. These characters will need to have a quick pick-me up on hand, and most decide to eat some sweets. Perhaps the origin of this trope is the idea that showing a character eating sweets is a way to give the viewer clues as to his hyperactive nature, and it is harder to show the genius's mental hyperactivity on screen than another character's physical hyperactivity. Geniuses on TV also tend toward the socially immature and the eccentric, and showing them eating candy may be a clue to this. Even if a genius character isn't constantly binging on sweets, if he has a Trademark Favorite Food, it is likely to be sweet in flavor. |
