She was on the cover of National Geographic back, I believe in the late 70's or possably early 80's. Beautiful eyes. I saw an update on her a few years ago - time has weathered her and she has a family, but when she bloomed, what a flower she was. Many have said that she has the most beautiful eyes they have ever seen. I don't think religion so much as a hard life and tragedy takes the shine from eyes (not to mention poor nutrition and biological functions put under unrelenting stress - a life the result of mental, physical and yes spiritual impoverishment all contribute). Many atheist with doll like sharks eyes as well. What can we attribute that to - genetics, dietary, a lack of inner refinement, spiritual corruption manifesting? Oh well she was a most beautiful flower given to us through the magic of lens and film for our mortal enjoyment.