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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The presence of a Narrator in some form is one of the most fundamental tropes, but that doesn't stop writers from having some fun with it. For the purposes of this trope, the identity of the narrator is obscured, even to the point of seeming to have no identity, until the closing moments of the tale. It's at this moment the narrator will dramatically reveal, implicitly or otherwise, that they had a role in the action, and a vested interest in the story's outcome. In fact, that might be why they're relating the story in the first place. |