| Display title | Ignorant of the Call |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A hero is Ignorant of the Call when he doesn’t know that he is, in fact, The Hero. Everybody around him knows that the character is the Chosen One, but he, himself, just can’t see it. He fights the good fight and takes heroic actions… but it doesn’t seem heroic to him, nor does he think he was destined to do them. He simply does what he must because it is in his nature to act in that manner. When dealing with this sort of protagonist, the phrase “I’m not a hero” (or a variant thereof) is often heard, along with Think Nothing of It. Don’t you believe it for a second. |