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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Hell's the place where bad people go and burn forever when they die. Or Hell's the place where bad people go and freeze forever when they die. Or,
for the more nihilistically minded, it's the pain of nonexistence, where everyone goes when they die. It might be an evil world where the forces of darkness rule everything. Or it's an evil world where the forces of darkness are held prisoner. It might be the Outer Darkness, with wailing and gnashing of teeth. Or it could be a dusty wasteland inhabited by dreary, half-bird people. Sometimes it's Earth, and even if it's not, Hell's often portrayed as eagerly looking for opportunities to expand. Hell's almost certainly the opposite of Heaven, and sometimes it's portrayed as being at war with Heaven, though the theological basis for this idea is a little shaky. Maybe Jean-Paul Sartre was right, and Hell is other people. Or Stephen King was right, and Hell is repetition. Whatever else it is, Hell's almost certainly ironic. |
