🐱 Cat face
The Wild One
Eyes set wide, and both of them on the door
The outer eye corners lift further here than anywhere else in this set, the eyes sit far apart, and the jaw narrows to a fine point. The face appears to be tracking something just past the shoulder of whoever is talking. It usually is. It is usually a moth.
What this face looks like
The outer corners of the eyes are raised the most in this set, and the eyes sit far apart, which widens the field the face appears to be covering. The jawline tapers to a fine chin, and the eye line runs long rather than round. Of the photographs taken indoors, about half have this face looking at the window.
Living with this face
In a restaurant this face takes the seat that faces the room, and quietly rearranges the group if it does not get one. Friends stop mid-story to check what it is looking at, and it is the ceiling fan. At night it is the one who hears the sound downstairs, wakes all the way up, and listens for a while before settling on the fridge.
Lookalike characters Cheshire Cat (Alice in Wonderland) · Bagheera (The Jungle Book) · Simba (The Lion King)
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