Psychopathic Eyes

Eye of the Beholder

Like any geographical structure that is mapped out in our physical features, our eyes are said to be the windows to our soul. However, the quote itself can be more deceiving than what is behind the outer surface of our pupils. There is no objective fact of this matter nor is their much scientific credibility presented with more statistics on this. With experimentation alone, the lighter to darker spectrums of photons in a variety of environments either give our eyes a greater, less effective perceptual portrayal of soul-less, psychopathic, or dead eyes. In the eye of the beholder, it looks bleak, hollow, empty as if we are watching the black water in the oceans, wondering what could be occurring during the time we are staring into its areas of mystery. However, this may vary depending on the color of the eyes and how the angles of light adjust themselves in mapping out the face. It is highly plausible to say anyone can achieve this look, which then becomes an invalid indicator of whether or not the person can commit the worst crimes in humanity. In fact, we are all capable of doing so and the eyes do not determine much in whether or not we are with good morals. It is already stated as a fact that dogs see the universe in black or white, but their perception of the place they occupy is simplistic with no notions of societal conventions. Even in their black and white vision, they are able to just be...without much of the restrictions that we are plagued with. Our eyes may be filled with all the bursting palettes of colors, but our perception of the universe can quickly strip them away, turning us into black and white cartoon characters. 

If we can only access the quantum memory of every single being in this universe just by staring into their eyes, then the eye of the beholder would have to re-written into another verse that conveys the actual representation of what their timeline is.