| Display title | We All Die Someday |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Stock Phrase that acknowledges our own mortality. Good guys, bad guys and everybody in between will one day have to recognise that none of us will live forever. Even those who do may have pangs of regret because of this trope. If villains say this line, it could be their reason for their disregard of life in general. If it's a hero, except them to be the more cynical, disillusioned type. Depending on where we fall on the sliding scale, we may get a "but not today" rebuttal, or a "but not forever" rebuttal for works that hold to the existence of an afterlife. |