| Display title | Lottery Ticket |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Rule of Drama ensures that nobody will get a legitimate winning lottery ticket and just cash it unless "character wins the lottery" is the core premise of the work (in which case, see Rags to Riches). Traditionally Status Quo Is God kicks in and ensures they either lose or something comes up to make sure they remain in their original financial state. |