What do scary movies and scary stories have in common?

scary movies aren't real unless they're based off a real time,but most of the time its fake,scary books arent real as well,authors produce a plan,like for example maybe some girl walked into the woods and never came back,then they just go on with what they think is best,coming from an athour myself,other than not being real,movies you can see what their doing like maybe the clown has his head twisted or whatever,but with books you can only picture what's happening which is cool but kind of annoying at the same time so in comics whats pretty much why they put pictures there,um,this has nothing to do with what we are talking about ,but my father used to watch some many scary movies and being a daddy's girl i watch them with him,now  i really love scary movies such as IT and Jason and Freddy and the creepypastas like i love watching them! i totally recommend watching scary movies,they can be frightening but once you get used to it,its not that scary -.- hope this helped! stay safe during these times! have a great day/night wherever you might be in this world.love from Paris,France! (yes i live there)

bye!  -Honeyyy

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the answer is b. the tomb is underground and dark, and its opening is covered by a heavy grate.