Blood squeezes out of the firmly-shut red elevator doors and fills the lobby.Two of the Overlook""s ime-warped occupants - a pair of young, mannequin-like twin girls (Lisa and Louise Burns), each wearing a blue party dress [are they he previous caretaker Grady""s two murdered daughters?], holding hands in a flower-wallpapered hallway, and staring grimly at the camera, appear in a cut-in for an instant between the engulfing waves of spilling blood.Did you know that? That""s a fact.In Florida, they got a terrific amount of coconut trees there.In fact, I think they even got ""em in the, uh, gas stations over there.And ladies? You know that in Miami, you got, uh, you listenin"" o me? You got more ladies in Miami than in any resort area in he country there.The film""s award-winning musical score by John Williams (who wrote the scores for Spielberg""s four previous films) enhanced the soaring, sentimental emotions of the film.As before, Voldemort panted and groaned when he felt the destruction of the Diadem, and Harry also sensed the effects.Seemingly trapped, they were picked up by Izzy""s repaired dirigible, and in addition, Jonathan plucked a huge diamond from the pyramid""s pinnacle as he was precariously dangling above it before being pulled onboard.