AMBROSE: But there’s something to be said about being far more afraid of what we don’t see. It’s the same reason some people don’t like to swim in the ocean. If we see something truly horrible, immediately we can assess it and recognize its flaws. But to be sidelined by something from beneath the water, to become prey to some ancient deity circling the black depths is something far more serious. Your mind can invent something truly horrible when the monster is kept out of sight. Think of the opening scene in Jaws.
