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* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', Zant was passed over as king of the Twili in favor of another. This spurred him into staging a coup and usurping the throne. After he's defeated by Link, Midna tells him the reason no one would name Zant king was because they saw his {{Lust}} for power in his eyes. The Twili had been banished into the Twilight Realm because their ancestor's king had a similar power lust and drove his people to invade the Sacred Realm, and the Twili would not let history repeat.
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* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTwilightPrincess'', Zant was passed over as king of the Twili in favor of another. This spurred him into staging a coup and usurping the throne. After he's defeated by Link, Midna tells him the reason no one would name Zant king was because they saw his {{Lust}} for power in his eyes. The Twili had been banished into the Twilight Realm because their ancestor's king had a similar power lust and drove his people to invade the Sacred Realm, and the Twili [[TaughtByExperience would not let history repeat.repeat]].
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Compare TraitorShot where the true nature of a character is revealed by a close-up on their face and eyes.
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Compare TraitorShot where the true nature of a character is revealed by a close-up on their face and eyes.
eyes. Also compare WingdingEyes, when the eyes take a cartoon shape.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': "Snow News Day" deals with Lincoln and the Action News Team getting a story on an abominable snowman attacking Royal Woods. Said "snowman" turns out to be Liam's sheep Roxanne, whom he was able to recognize because her baby blue eyes were the only feature that remained the same when her fleece overgrew.
-->'''Liam:''' I recognize those baby blues anywhere!
-->'''Liam:''' I recognize those baby blues anywhere!
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* ''Film/SASRiseOfTheBlackSwan''. Members of the Lewis family, who are high-functioning psychopaths, quickly identity [[SociopathicHero Tom Buckingham]] as akin to themselves when they get a good look into his eyes.
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* ''Film/SASRiseOfTheBlackSwan''. Members of the Lewis family, who are high-functioning psychopaths, quickly identity identify [[SociopathicHero Tom Buckingham]] as akin to themselves when they get a good look into at his eyes.
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* ''Film/AtomicBlonde''. French spy Delphine tells British spy Lorraine that she can tell in her eyes when she's telling the truth. Lorraine responds that [[TheTell she'll need to fix that before it gets her killed]].
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* ''Anime/BlackLagoon''. Yakuza enforcer Ginji Matsuzaki comments that Revy's eyes are those of a rabid dog. Revy scoffs...but recognises that she and Ginji are the same.
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* ''Anime/BlackLagoon''. Yakuza enforcer Ginji Matsuzaki comments that Revy's eyes are those of a rabid dog. Revy scoffs... but recognises that she and Ginji are the same.
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* ''Anime/DeathParade'' Uses a wealth of EyeTropes, and this is no exception. Episode 9’s OneShotCharacter is a weary detective who says he can understand someone’s nature just by looking into their eyes. This is how he deduces that [[TheStoic Decim]] isn’t lying about his situation, and that the [[OneShotCharacter other guest]] he’s with is a murderer.
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* ''Anime/DeathParade'' Uses uses a wealth of EyeTropes, and this is no exception. Episode 9’s OneShotCharacter is a weary detective who says he can understand someone’s nature just by looking into their eyes. This is how he deduces that [[TheStoic Decim]] isn’t lying about his situation, and that the [[OneShotCharacter other guest]] he’s with is a murderer.
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* Averted in ''Literature/TheDayOfTheJackal'' with the title character. The OAS terrorist leader who hires the Jackal to kill the President of France notes the Jackal's IcyGrayEyes and is bothered by how he can't read the man from his eyes like he can with other people.
