| Display title | I Did What I Had to Do |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes good people have to do bad things because if they don't, worse things will happen. At its heart, this is a post-facto justification for morally questionable actions presented to those who would question the necessity or rightness of said actions. Perhaps The Hero has saved the villain, or surrendered the macguffin to save a hostage, or abandoned innocents/friends to their fate to save others. Or the Noble Demon has saved The Hero while just passing through. Or the Anti-Hero has shot the dog. Their comrades are baffled, stunned, and angered. They ask "What Were You Thinking?", and exclaim "What the Hell, Hero?" |
