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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In many stories involving royalty (but particularly movies) there is a scene where someone is standing in a crowd of people. As part of a Crowning Moment of Awesome, and sometimes preceding an Awesome Moment of Crowning, the camera pulls back, and the entire crowd kneels before the character, moving in a pleasingly symmetrical wave as they do so. The character, who may have appeared minor seconds before, becomes the focus of the scene. This is usually because of two circumstances: either the character is a king, princess or someone else who should normally be knelt to, but in an unexpected situation; or the character is someone who would not normally be knelt to, but unexpectedly is. |