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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is the opposite of the Ermine Cape Effect, where persons in power, usually members of the royal family or the ruling monarch, prefer very simple clothing and will often refuse to wear anything but the simplest crown. They still won't dress like Slobs Versus Snobs or peasants—that would be King Incognito. You might mistake them for well-mannered commoners in the right situation. Color-Coded Patrician is possible. |
