Lion: Ever since the Chronicles of Narnia I have lost all anonymity! I get recognized in the street everywhere I go....

A pair of black eyes gazed up at a man of Olympic proportions. Her hand reached out to stroke the long cape that hugged his body.

George, ever the silent fellow, gazed off into the dark waters, his leg hiked up on the side of his noble lady-ship ...

The fair lady gazes at her pools of ocre eyes in the mirror nearby, "Oh where are my pretenders of the afternoon? Shall my tea take a chill while I await?"...

Chinese mystic: Hark! I smell pigs! Yes, pigs, indeed. Pigs and silk and leather and blood, oh that most overwhelming smell makes my own bile boil!

In The Arnolfi Portrait, by Jan van Eyck, Eyck depicts how Father's Day is always a good day to let a man know he should begin preparing for Grandfather's Day (September 7th).