| Display title | Twin Telepathy |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In fiction, at least, it is common for twins - especially identical twins (or brother-sister twins who seem otherwise identical) - to seem to share a Psychic Link, even in series which do not otherwise have any paranormal element. This connection may vary from a vague feeling of when the other twin is in danger, to continuous telepathic communication, to being an outright Hive Mind. They often experience each other's injuries as part of their link, and frequently finish each other's sentences. In a very few cases, the siblings involved are not twins. |
