Sirius' eyes

[alora67]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "sffcorgi" <corgi at S...> wrote:

> I am of the Sirius's-Eyes-Are-Blue School, from the fact that 
> animagi's animal forms have evocations of their human forms 
> (McGonagall's feline 'spectacles', for instance).  Padfoot's eyes 
are 
> referred to as 'pale', which leads one to think 'blue'.  There's 
also 
> the fact that Sirius is a blue-white star, and the visual parallel 
is 
> desperately charming.
> 
> All those other people *harrumph* think Sirius's eyes are brown, 
> because of his dark hair, and the fact that brown eyes are a 
dominant 
> gene (cf. Colin Farrell, 'Minority Report' et al).
> 
> There IS no canonical statement -- yet.  Yet another reason to 
fidget 
> fretfully for OoP.
> 

Hehe!  I didn't realize they were pale.  I must have missed that.  I 
have to agree with your point, though, about the blue and white 
star;  that makes sense.   And, yes, brown eyes are dominant, but I 
have dark brown eyes (and hair) and ended up with a light blue-eyed 
daughter.  Don't ask me how it happened, I have no idea, but after 
three brown eyed boys I was ecstatic  ;-).  So, it does happen!

Alora