Display title | Refugee From Time |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Characters that are tied to a particular period of history and tend to remain tied to it even as the passing of real time would tend to make them die of old age, or the passing of Comic Book Time would tend to shift them to a later period. It is essentially the hardest aversion of the Sliding Time Scale applied to just one character, normally occuring when the time period becomes highly emblematic of the character or is needed to provide a strong point in their characterisation. |