| Display title | Out of Character Alert |
| Default sort key | Out of Character Alert |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The inversion of Something Only They Would Say: When a character is pretending to be someone else, they may unwittingly reveal this by saying something that would be out-of-character for who they're impersonating. Variations include not responding to a well-known Berserk Button, doing things they're normally afraid of (or have a similar excuse for never doing), or insisting to be called by a nickname they hate. |