| Display title | The Watson |
| Default sort key | Watson, The |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Watson is the character whose job it is to ask the same questions the audience must be asking and let other characters explain what's going on. Distinct from Mr. Exposition in that The Watson is The Storyteller archetype, and often allows another character to become Mr. Exposition within the story's context. May also be The Ishmael, with the entire story viewed from his eyes. |