Types of Invisible Monsters
Invisible monsters therefore complicate monstrosity as they appear to be normal people, but engage in monstrous acts. These monstrous acts range from internal harm, such as mental illnesses, to external harm, such as murders. To some extent these monsters are more dangerous that ontological ones, as how does one protect themselves from a monster they do not know exists? Their monstrosity is not recognized until after the fact, in which sometimes a search for a cause of their monstrosity takes place. But this may prove to be difficult, as there may not always be one clear cause for a person's monstrosity. It could be a combination of external factors, or there could be no cause at all. The monstrosity could solely lie in a person's nature.
The different types of invisible monsters can be explored below.