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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Robotic or Cyborg characters will frequently have obviously artificial eyes. Presumably these are some sort of video camera, which makes sense for an artifical creation. Unlike normal cameras, however, these will usually glow with an inner light. While this makes very little sense from a mechanical design perspective, it makes excellent sense from a character design perspective. Eyes convey a lot of information about a person; light-up eyes help make up for a robot face's lack of expressiveness. |