Display title | I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Characters have their limitations. Well, let's just hedge our bets and say well written characters do. Often, when a character has run into something they don't have the skill or knowledge for, they remind the viewers of that in a stock phrase that is almost always worded as: I'm an X not a Y. With X being their profession, and Y being whoever would be better able to do the job that they are having difficulty with. |