| Display title | You Don't Look Like You |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes writers who make adaptations change aspects of plots and characters to the point where they remove most of the characters' qualities, or even to the point where you don't recognize them and say You Don't Look Like You (or, in egregious cases, they destroyed them). To many fans, every aspect of a character's personality, ability, etc. should be preserved. Sometimes writers do this for the fans... with a catch. |
