| Display title | Briar Patching |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A deliberate use of Reverse Psychology in order to get a desired result. Alice begs and pleads Bob not to take a certain course of action—do anything, anything at all, but that! Terror, fear, hysterics, every scenery-chomping trick is pulled out to make Bob think that this is the worst possible thing he could do to Alice. And thinking that, he does it. |
