| Display title | Reactive Continuous Scream |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Somebody is startled by another - and screams. The surprise at being screamed at makes the other scream (usually even louder than the originator), which leads to the first person continuing to scream, which makes the other then scream even more. If more than two people are involved it can end up with a room filled with people screaming in surprise with no one really knowing why. |
