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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A character who has some kind of highly developed or superhuman ability loses it for an episode, has to experience life as an average Joe. The character often actually enjoys the experience of being "normal". Or he will hate it and understand how hard it is to have no superpowers to help you. By the end of the episode he gets his skill back, usually just in time to save the day with it. |