Granny, what big eyes you have!

Published — 26 Sep, 2017

IT IS TO SEE YOU BETTER MY SMALL

In the tale of Little Red Riding Hood written in 1697 by the French Charles Perrault and then taken up in 1820 by the German brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm who transformed it into its most widespread version, the Bad Wolf in responding to the famous sequence of questions by his granddaughter on the physical transformation of his "Granny" provides simple and basic elements of Morphophysiognomics, a discipline that reveals the traits of temperament, character and personality through the study of the body and face.

The big eyes, in fact, develop and serve precisely to SEE YOU BETTER in every sense, to seize all the best opportunities and gifts that an existence can give. They are wide open to the world, they belong to those people who want to be protagonists of their own destiny dreaming big, go to the conquest of life and live all their aspects. Strongly suggestible, in relationships with each other they tend to be versatile and impulsive, they love to be flattered otherwise they can become overwhelming.

Large eyes reveal sincerity and frankness, sensuality and fervid imagination, they speak of an individual capable of loving the pleasures of the flesh and of dreaming big, even if with little practical sense.

Despite the appearances that would make them innocent, timid and defenseless, in reality they are people who know their stuff, proud and at times very susceptible, little inclined to accept restrictions other than their own ideas.

The eyes are a well of information about the person, their inclination, openness, color, shape and size provide valuable information about our interlocutor.