From Dofus

Eye is specific type of resource.

See Category:Eye for a list of eye-type items.

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Eye may refer to:

• An enemy from the original Final Fantasy.
• An enemy from Final Fantasy VII.

From GuildWiki

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The term Eye can refer to:

• Elementalist Headgear, most of which are called "Eyes" (with the exception of the "Auras" in Factions).
• Eye of the North (outpost), the title location of Guild Wars Eye of the North.
• Monstrous Eye, a rare crafting material.

Less commonly, it might be used to refer to:

• Rider Eyes, the collectable drops obtained from Riders.
  • Lilac Eye, a quest-specific item obtained from Gale Stormsend, a Rider boss.
• Eye of Janthir, an artifact of the White Mantle.

From Lostpedia

Locke wakes up after the plane crash, and is shown with a gash above and below his right eye. ("Walkabout")

Eyes are a recurring theme in Lost, from Locke's gash above and below his eye, to the closeups of eyes shown at the opening of episodes.

Episode openers

The opening of an episode with a close-up of a character's eye was prevalent in Season 1, only used once in Season 2, and made a return in Season 3.

In most episodes, the character whose eye is shown is the character with the flashback or flashforward.

Through the use of digital effects and contact lenses, actors' eye color have been altered regularly throughout the episodes of Lost during particular scenes, usually ones related to the mythos of the show. Actor Terry O'Quinn has confirmed this in interview. ^{[source needed]}

	Character	Eye	Episode	Flash
Season 1
	Jack	Right	"Pilot, Part 1"	Yes
	Locke	Right	"Walkabout"	Yes
	Jack (young)	Right	"White Rabbit"	Yes
	Sun	Left	"House of the Rising Sun"	Yes
	Claire	Right	"Raised by Another"	Yes
	Boone	Left	"Hearts and Minds"	Yes
	Michael	Left	"Special"	Yes
	Sawyer (young)	Left	"Outlaws"	Yes
	Jin	Right	"...In Translation"	Yes
	Aaron	Left	"Exodus, Part 2"	No
Season 2
	Desmond	Left	"Man of Science, Man of Faith"	No
Season 3
	Juliet	Left	"A Tale of Two Cities"	Yes
	Locke	Right	"Further Instructions"	Yes
	Claire	Left (flashback)	"Par Avion"	Yes
Season 4
	Sayid	Both (closed)	"The Economist"	Yes
	Locke	Right	"Eggtown"	No
	Jack	Left	"Something Nice Back Home"	Yes
Season 5
	Jack	Right	"316"	Yes

Other close-ups

Several other instances of eye close-ups have occurred that are not episode openers:

	Character	Eye	Episode	Flash
Season 2
	Locke	Right	"Lockdown"	Yes
Season 3
	Jack	Left	"A Tale of Two Cities"	Yes
	Eko	Right (closed)	"The Cost of Living"	Yes
	Desmond	Left	"Flashes Before Your Eyes"	Yes
	Claire	Right	"Par Avion"	Yes
	Locke	Right	"The Man from Tallahassee"	Yes
	Nikki	Right	"Exposé"	Yes
	Paulo	Left	"Exposé"	Yes
	Figure in Jacob's cabin	Left	"The Man Behind the Curtain"	No
	Locke	Left	"Through the Looking Glass"	No
Season 4
	Figure in Jacob's cabin	Left	"The Beginning of the End"	No
	Miles	Both	"Confirmed Dead"	Yes
	Desmond	Left	"The Constant"	Yes
	Michael	Left	"Meet Kevin Johnson"	Yes
	Benjamin	Both	"The Shape of Things to Come"	Yes
	Locke	Left	"Cabin Fever"	Yes
Season 5
	Locke	Both	"The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham"	Yes
	Ilana	Right	"The Incident, Parts 1 & 2"	Yes
Season 6
	Kate	Right	"LA X, Parts 1 & 2"	No

Other occurrences

Lost:Via Domus opens with a shot of Elliott Maslow's eye.

• John Locke has a gash above and below his right eye from the crash.("Pilot, Part 1")
• Locke tells Jack, "...I've looked into the eye of this island. And what I saw was beautiful." ("White Rabbit")
• Sayid threatens that Sawyer could lose an eye if he doesn't tell him where Shannon's inhalers are. ("Confidence Man")
• In Claire's dream, Locke appears with one white eye, one black. ("Raised by Another")
• Jack diagnoses Sawyer's headaches as a symptom of far-sightedness. ("Deus Ex Machina") From then on, Sawyer wears glasses whenever he reads.
• A glass eye is found in the Arrow. ("The Other 48 Days")
• When the blast door map is revealed during the lockdown incident, Locke's eye is shown with the map reflected in it. ("Lockdown")
• The cartoon that that is being shown to Jack at the Hydra station features a set of large eyes. ("Every Man for Himself")
• Locke notices an inscription on Eko's stick that reads, "Lift up your eyes and look north - John 3:05." ("I Do")
• Many images of eyes and round objects (including a Nazar Boncuğu) are found in the video Karl was watching in Room 23 ("Not in Portland")
• In the Looking Glass station, Charlie refers to Mikhail as "Cyclops" after he removes his eye patch. ("Through the Looking Glass")
• Hurley winks to Sawyer, and Sawyer asks if he's got something in his eye. ("Eggtown")
• Speaking to Horace, Sawyer makes reference to Richard Alpert as "your buddy out there with the eyeliner." ("LaFleur")

Eye of Horus, an Egyptian hieroglyph

• Jacob's tapestry depicts the Eye of Horus. ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")
• Locke has a scar across his right eye from the crash, which is still visible three months later.
• Charlie's tattoo reads: "Living is Easy with Eyes Closed"; this is a lyric from The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever". (Music)
• There are two eye references in the mural painting in the Swan:
  • A man with a crossed out left eye
  • A figure of an eyeball followed by an "M" and (crossed out) "SICK", which gives us: "I am (not?) sick"
• Mikhail is missing his right eye and wears an eye patch.
• The first episode of the video game Lost: Via Domus opens with a close up of Elliott's eye.
• Characters dying with open eyes is a common occurrence: Abaddon, Boone, Locke, Charlotte, Naomi, Libby, Ana Lucia, Shannon, Horace, Minkowski, Keamy, Daniel. (Life and death)

Trivia

• In "Flashes Before Your Eyes", the close-up of Desmond's eye when he enters his altered timeline is the same shot of his eye (with less saturated colors) that was shown at the beginning of "Man of Science, Man of Faith".
• Track two of the official Lost Soundtrack is called "The Eyeland", a pun based on how the first scene of "Pilot, Part 1" opens on Jack's eye.
• In some cultures, dying with eyes open is interpreted as dying in a state of unrest or mission in life unfulfilled. (life and death)
• Some cultures consider eyes as the way into a person's soul.
• Sayid is an anagram of daisy, a word that comes from the Anglo-Saxon for "day's eye."

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

An eye

The eye was the primary visual organ of most biological lifeforms, comparable to the photoreceptors used by droids and cyborgs.

Characteristics

In most species, the eye worked by directing light onto the optic nerve by means of a lens, and was protected by an eyelid designed to remove foreign objects and shade against bright lights. There were many variations, from the subtly degraded night-vision of the local Human population of Hapes,^[1] through the night-vision enhancing glowing red eyes of the Chiss,^[2] to the multi-faceted eyes of Rodians,^[3] the infrared vision of species like the Barabels, the eyes of the Ssi-ruuk with their sensitive retinae and highly-evolved eyelids, and the exotic visual perceptions of the spacegoing Oswaft.^[4]

There were also species like the Miraluka, who lost their eyes in the course of their evolution, depending instead on the Force,^[5] and the Shaper caste of the Yuuzhan Vong species, who had bred several species of highly sophisticated creatures called mqaaq'it to serve as symbiotic artificial eyes.^[6] Yuuzhan Vong had Eye sacks under their eyes.

The photosensitive cilia on the Cloak of the Nuun, another Yuuzhan Vong biot, were perhaps among the most exotic organic eyes known. Tiny membranes covering the creature's entire surface, they saw the immediate area with near-perfect accuracy from every angle, enabling the cloaker to disguise itself, chameleon-like, against its surroundings.^[7]

Darth Caedus's eyes turned yellow subsequent to becoming a Sith

The eyes of some Force-sensitives changed from their original colors to shades of fiery red and yellow when they were deeply immersed in the dark side of the Force.^[8]

Appearances

•  Star Wars Galaxies – An Empire Divided

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Sources

• Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary
• The Forgotten War: The Nagai and the Tofs on Hyperspace (article) (Mentioned only)

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Notes and references

External links

• Eye on Wikipedia