Stine reveals the dark origin of his stories to Zach, explaining how his childhood isolation led him to create monsters that literally came to life. He confesses the burden of keeping his creations locked away while admitting they are the only companions he has.
STINE: Once there was a young writer - who cared nothing for the real world - found it and the people who inhabit it - entirely foolish. All he cared about was creating stories - stories about monsters wreaking havoc on the tedious town he had the misfortune of living in.
ZACH: No way.
STINE: Way. E
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