| Display title | Faceless Eye |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | As other tropes indicate, eyes are very, very meaningful. It's a cliché to call them windows to the soul. This trope reminds us that alone, eyeballs are fragile spheres of gel only vaguely reminiscent of their usual purpose of subtle social cues. So a single eye completely outside the context of a face is just creepy. Bad guys often favor a singular, unblinking, Faceless Eye as an insignia—bonus points if said villain runs a dystopian society of unending surveillance. Even without an ominous Big Bad attached, the prospect of a thousand eyeballs shooting you to death with Eye Beams is fundamentally more unsettling than a thousand Mooks with Frickin' Laser Beams. Fighting them usually leads to "Go for the Eye". |