Let me begin by urging you to envision a monster. Not the kind you imagine from stories meant to scare you. Not the kind that chases you. The kind that waits. The kind that lives within your minds, undiscovered, unnamed, unexplored, misunderstood.This monster is not something external. It's the part of us that hasn't yet been claimed. Five years ago, my English teacher, Miss Savage, asked us to draw a monster most of us know.The monster from the classic book Frankenstein, written by Mary Shali. As I pondere ...