Display title | Morality Adjustment |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | We have the Face Heel Turn, when a hero changes sides and becomes a villain. We have the Heel Face Turn, when instead a villain abandons ship (no, not that kind of ship) to become a hero. We even have the Heel Face Revolving Door, where they keep changing sides at the drop of a hat. But what about the part in between, when a character becomes more of either a Heel or a Face, but not far enough to leave the team? |