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The eyes sometimes change the boy's whole face. It could easily be another's face. The eyes do so much for the way you look, that if you change them too much, you look different. :-)

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annoyed feeling e.g. page 89, panel 2 - upper eyelid bigger than schlera, small pupils, larger iris', downturnt eyebrows - anger

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anger e.g. page 78, panel 4 - big pupils, small iris', downturnt eyebrows,

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fear - e.g. page 85, panel 2(splash page) small pupils, eyebrows turned downwards, non-existing eyelashes - more dramatic

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The size and shape of the eyes sometimes change in the panels

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fx shock/surprise e.g. page 87, panel 4 - small  iris' and pupils, eyebrows higher, lower eyelid - larger

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The eyes express different emotions - anger, frustration, shock, happiness

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In some panels, the eyes are the only source of communication and emotion.

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Look at the characters' eyes and find differences and similarities. How does David Small use the characters' eyes as a part of his characterisation? Look at how the eyes are drawn (details, proportions, etc.) and what they express. You may use this drawing as a starting point. (der er en tegning)

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Expressive, mostly protagonist eyes drawn more detailed. Other characters' eyes are drawn less detailed, often  with no pupil and iris.