| Display title | That's What I Would Do |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In a story where the villain is a Worthy Opponent, or if the hero and the villain are Not So Different, sometimes it's easy for the hero to predict their antagonist's every move. His Sidekick asks him how he knows what the Big Bad is going to do next, and the hero responds by saying it's because he knows that if their positions were reversed, that's exactly what he would have done. |