Is it true that monsters are true?

Answer 1

In books and movies, it is true that monsters are true (real)---because our imaginations make them real ! Without our imaginations (which enjoy making us scared sometimes), something described as a monster might just sound silly and ridiculous!

A monster is like when we dress up for Halloween. Just because we dress in a way that looks scary or as a monster, we have not become monsters. It is the same in books and movies.

At night or in the dark, we might get scared and because our imaginations like scaring us, we fear it's maybe a monster. Children often think there is a monster under their beds or in closets, because it is dark and we cannot see what is there. But as soon as we turn on lights, we see there is no monster there.

Answer 2

The Motto of the wise is: Beware of Surprises!

Zoologically, there have been such surprises as these:

* Coelacanth - a fish allegedly extinct since prehistoric times

* Russian Gray or Blue Tiger - not entirely confirmed but beautiful in the wild, it was hinted at as a mythical animal on the Danish crest, as Blue Lions who looked more like tigers or cougars.

* Crane-Bats - a real missing link between reptiles and birds, in the dense Amazon.

The world is so full of such beautiful things: the Blue Tiger is surely a most attractive animal!

Answer 3

As depicted in movies, TV show and fictional books, none are real.
Monsters are a creation of the mind.
Initially to explain what was not understood by early civilisations and currently to entertain, educate or subjugate.

Answer 4

no monsters are not real