| Display title | Limp and Livid |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes, when a character is angry or deranged and is just about to snap, they start moving head down, everything limp, lurching as if they were a marionette that's had its strings cut. Kubrick Stare, and inability to form coherent sentences optional. This is sometimes taken as a sign of Unstoppable Rage—any character that dares to get close risks serious injury, especially if the character is also dragging a weapon across the ground. |
