| Display title | Trapped by Gambling Debts |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | You need a character to betray your hero, or kidnap someone, or be The Mole. But you don't want him (this trope rarely applies to women) to do it For the Evulz, so he needs a motivation. The easiest one is that he needs lots of quick money. And why would he? |