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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Since all fiction essentially narrows down to Conflict between two or more opposing forces, it is typical to represent these forces in the story's characters, with one faction, called the protagonists or main characters, usually (but not always) being the "good guys" (from the perspective of the work, at least), and another in opposition to the protagonists called the antagonists, who are usually (but not always) the "bad guys" (again, from the perspective of the work, at least). |
