| Display title | Death by Disfigurement |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So you're watching a movie or TV show and a formerly beautiful character gets injured in some way that makes them...well, probably still beautiful; this is Hollywood we are talking about after all...but have some kind of unattractive disfigurement. Common examples are losing a limb or receiving severe burns in a universe where that means permanent disfigurement. At this point, it's a pretty safe bet that that character is doomed. This isn't simple cause and effect: the character isn't usually killed by his injuries, either directly or indirectly. The injuries are just a sign that something else is going to pop up and kill him. |