| Display title | No One Could Survive That |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Almost universally uttered after a character (usually a hero but sometimes a villain) takes a wild leap into the unknown as a way to escape pursuit and otherwise-inevitable capture -- jumping off a high cliff or across a wide chasm, for instance. The pursuers then give up the chase, confident that their quarry has effectively committed suicide, and never go look for the body to make sure.
Of course, the moment someone says this, they've guaranteed that the person in question not only has survived, but will be coming back to spoil someone's day. |