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Article description: (`description`) This attribute controls the content of the `description` and `og:description` elements.	It's very true that the novelisations often contradict the episodes in ways that aren't just expanding the events seen on TV. I think that's true of all adaptations, whether TV-to-novel, novel-to-audio, or novel-to-TV! Most examples I've noticed are with name changes, like Tom Girton being renamed "Tom Wilkins". But we already have pretty good ways of dealing with this, as you can see on the Tom Girton page, Fendelman, or Auderly House: the page title is the way it's spelled in the captions of the episode, but the other names are listed as variant spellings.

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