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What's the most interesting monster produced by mythology or literature?

(Pic-related - and the passages regarding its nature and evolution)

>> No.6451869

>>6451865
The Beast from Beauty an the Beast.
Unconditional Love is what makes us human.

>> No.6451873

>>6451869
From The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories? It's been a while since I've read them, you've made me tempted to give them another look

>> No.6451875

>>6451865
>implying iz not frankenstein

>> No.6451879

>>6451873
You can shit on my all day about this but I think the Disney version is one of the darkest and most philosophically profound animated films of the modern era.

>> No.6451891

>>6451875
I am implying this yes. Frankenstein's Monster never really interested me as a creation, though I understand its significance in the western lineage of literature and speculative fiction

>> No.6453893

>>6451865

Ideology.

>> No.6453897

>>6451879
Nah, that's Pinocchio.

>> No.6453926

I thought of the creature from BotNS that mimicked people's voices when I saw this thread, but didn't remember what it was. Then I looked it up and it was your post.

Also, I'm not a huge fan of his but I thought China Mieville's slake moths were fascinating.

>> No.6453928 [DELETED] 

That Minotaur trapped in a labyrinth
Lucy Nelson
Judge Holden
Zeus
Poseidon

>> No.6454130 [DELETED] 

bumpin in the night and bumpin in the day
I bump every thread even when they're really gay

>> No.6454151

>>6451865
Alzabo.