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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Times change, and the standard for what constitutes a troublesome kid changes with them. A child character who was once considered to be quite the hell-raiser can appear completely tame after a few years. Ironically, the longer the menacing kid is frozen at a given age, the more likely he is to become his exact opposite, an impossibly idealized version of what the author thinks a child is supposed to be, due in part to authors' habit of modeling such characters after their own real-life children. The alternative is trying to preserve the character's reputation as a hellraiser through ever-escalating Flanderization. In either case, it's not going to resemble the behavior of an actual child, because, of course, Most Writers Are Adults. |