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*** {{spoiler|When she was captured by the Sith, they must have found it creepy as well. [[Eye Scream|She woke up to find her new master had carved out large pockets of flesh to imitate eye sockets.]] The scars apparently never faded.}} [[Fridge Horror|This is why she never takes off her hood.]] |
*** {{spoiler|When she was captured by the Sith, they must have found it creepy as well. [[Eye Scream|She woke up to find her new master had carved out large pockets of flesh to imitate eye sockets.]] The scars apparently never faded.}} [[Fridge Horror|This is why she never takes off her hood.]] |
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* The main character in ''[[Jacob's Ladder|Jacobs Ladder]]'' is haunted by the supremely disturbing figures pictured above, though you eventually learn that {{spoiler|they're actually Angels helping him leave his past behind and enter heaven.}} |
* The main character in ''[[Jacob's Ladder|Jacobs Ladder]]'' is haunted by the supremely disturbing figures pictured above, though you eventually learn that {{spoiler|they're actually Angels helping him leave his past behind and enter heaven.}} |
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* Xenomorphs in the ''[[Alien (franchise)|Alien]]'' series. |
* Xenomorphs in the ''[[Alien (franchise)|Alien]]'' series. Artist H.R. Giger, who designed them, felt having no eyes made them scarier, as you couldn't tell what they were looking at. |
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* The grim oracles in ''[[Clash of the Titans]]'' had no eyes, but traded a single crystal between them to see. |
* The grim oracles in ''[[Clash of the Titans]]'' had no eyes, but traded a single crystal between them to see. |
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** This is based on the mythical Graeae, or 'Grey Ones'--three women who were born old, with one eye and one tooth between them. |
** This is based on the mythical Graeae, or 'Grey Ones'--three women who were born old, with one eye and one tooth between them. |
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