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 "No one knows what it's like The color blue in eyes is a recessive genetic trait exclusive. Like most eye and hair colors lighter than black or brown, it is found mostly in Caucasian people. To actually get blue eyes, both parents genetic material must select for it. Thus it is a rare trait, which is why brown and black tend to be more likely in people's eye color. Biologically, blue eyes slightly limit the light absorbed. People with blue eyes see better in the dark (incidentally, blue is more common in the colder regions of the world where there is less light and is a common sight amongst Arctic predators), but environments with harsh light are more likely to inflict eye damage.
To be the bad man To be the sad man Behind blue eyes" — "Behind Blue Eyes", The Who Blue eyes themselves are Not A Trope and as such should not be listed on any page. If you find any links to Blue Eyes, please delete them, or see if they fall under one of the actual tropes instead.Blue eyes vary greatly in their meaning:
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