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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Having a character quote from The Bible lets us know they're either a scholar, a deeply religious person or a bonafide supernatural being. Quoting a passage from the New Testament in the ending credits will make a character The Chosen One, and, from the Old Testament, God. Often just book name, chapter number and verse number is enough to get a point across, though one should remember this system is a relatively recent creation that only dates back to 1551 and often inappropriate for Time Travelers and characters in a Period Piece. |