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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | More often than not when a story has a Big Bad there will be a Big Good to counter them. This has a number of advantages; it keeps the heroes' side balanced against the antagonists', provides a source of support for the heroes and generally stops the series getting too cynical. On the other hand, it raises some problems. Namely, with the strength of such a strong ally, where's the tension? The Big Good could easily end up being a Game Breaker, which also begs the question of why they don't get off their arse and send their villainous counterpart packing (or vice versa). |