| Display title | Asleep for Days |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The best way to underline that a character has just been through a particularly harrowing experience is to have them wake up in a bed and be told that they've been Asleep for Days. If you want to throw some Ship Tease into the scene as well, you can also have the character's Love Interest sleeping next to his or her bed, having exhausted him/herself watching over the sleeping character. |