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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Many media are often adapted from one form to another. Books, comic books, and television shows become films, cartoons/anime and New Media in almost any permutation you can imagine. While some try to follow the original material with some degree of accuracy, sometimes an adaptation writer will kill someone off for drama, or keep them alive out of sympathy, while the original has left their fate undetermined, or seemingly inconsequential. |