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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Want to make your character sound wealthy? Just give them a snobby rich kid name. This is for those names like Chase (or Chace), Blair, or in older programs Libby (which is a name more strongly associated with commoners now). For extra pretentiousness points, add a Roman numeral at the end to indicate that the name itself is a legacy. "The Third" seems to be the most popular. Girls may also be given traditional boys' names (such as Spencer or Blair). |