Congratulations to everyone who entered! I loved all the monsters you created! 
First Place:
‘Don’t worry, the only monsters are the ones in there,’ Mum said as she tapped my forehead, and that, it turned out, would be the problem.
- Lakeland Waffler
Ooh! I'd love to know what those monsters were and what havoc they wreaked on her life!
Second Place:
The people didn't know it, but they had not only created a monster, but elected him to office.
- James Charles
Oh, yes. Very true.
Third Place (3 way tie):
'How many people do I have to kill before I start to feel like a monster?'
- Stuart G
Gives me the shivers!
His surname was Chalk, and it suited him — not that he appeared weak or apt to crumble, but you wouldn’t want to have to bite him and feel his texture between your teeth.
- Squilliam
Very intriguing! I want to know more!
From the day he was born, I knew I had spawned a monster, but I cherished him every moment until they took him from me sixteen years later.
- Sedayne
Poignant! Gets me in the guts.
(Robinson Redmond, great entry, but you lost out on being another 3rd place due to a typo - yes, I'm being that strict)
@AgentPete has duly awarded your Litbits.
First Place:
‘Don’t worry, the only monsters are the ones in there,’ Mum said as she tapped my forehead, and that, it turned out, would be the problem.
- Lakeland Waffler
Ooh! I'd love to know what those monsters were and what havoc they wreaked on her life!
Second Place:
The people didn't know it, but they had not only created a monster, but elected him to office.
- James Charles
Oh, yes. Very true.
Third Place (3 way tie):
'How many people do I have to kill before I start to feel like a monster?'
- Stuart G
Gives me the shivers!
His surname was Chalk, and it suited him — not that he appeared weak or apt to crumble, but you wouldn’t want to have to bite him and feel his texture between your teeth.
- Squilliam
Very intriguing! I want to know more!
From the day he was born, I knew I had spawned a monster, but I cherished him every moment until they took him from me sixteen years later.
- Sedayne
Poignant! Gets me in the guts.
(Robinson Redmond, great entry, but you lost out on being another 3rd place due to a typo - yes, I'm being that strict)
@AgentPete has duly awarded your Litbits.
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