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"How frustrating it must be to not remember anything."
"Perhaps some things are best not remembered."

"That's how it's in monster movies, the monster always dies."
"Why?"
"Because they don't belong."
"It isn't fair."

People loved a good creepy story. The need was almost primal: to hear them, have them chill you, then pass them along, embellished with your own details. Fear was a drug, and these stories were a delivery method.

There are as many ways to make one as there are monsters.
But you must ask yourself: Who is the real monster? The creature being made, or the one creating it?

People say the plot is slow, but each chapter raises questions. I couldn't stop reading!!