Chapter Thirteen: "We search. As humans, it is in our nature to seek answers, to formulate explanations to our greatest mysteries. Moreover, we want to rationalize our fears. But what scares us most?
Sure, there are the basics: fear of flying, fear of drowning, of spiders, snakes, and what might be hiding under the bed. We fear tight spaces and large crowds. We are frightened by germs and darkness. Each of these, of course, can be followed out to their logical conclusions—planes crash and boats sink. Snakes and spiders bite. That thing under your bed must have some nefarious intentions for you. Why else would it be hiding?"
Remember, there are two types of people in this world.
The Haunters and the Haunted.
Which one are you?
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