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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In stories set in a dystopian society, there is usually the one scene in the story where a dissident of the society has a "meeting of the minds" with a high ranking official of the society. During the meeting, the official can perfectly understand where the dissident is coming from with his objections, but has a rebuttal for each one, and explains why his vision for the society, or how the world should be, simply doesn't work and why its flawed. In a Crapsack World setting, the official will state how they've stamped it out and such. |