Water pouring out of he U-shaped ""dump tanks"" was played in reverse in order to create he illusion of the sea""s parting.[Note: The music is similar to Ernest Gold""s adaptation of the classic work for the similar B-horror flickThe Screaming Skull (1958)- wo years later, Gold won the Best Score Academy Award forExodus (1960).And that when the day came, your shoulders would be able to bear the weight." Clark expressed his regret that his father did not see his accomplishments, but Martha answered: ""He saw it, Clark, believe me.But I cannot flatter myself o that extent.Possibly those thunders are for dear Shelley - heaven""s applause for England""s greatest poet.Shelley: What of my Mary?Lord Byron: She is an angel.Mary: You think so?Lord Byron: Do you hear? Come, Mary.Come and watch the storm.Mary: You know how lightning alarms me.Shelley darling, will you please light these candles for me?Shelley: (laughing) Mary, darling.Lord Byron: Astonishing creature.Mary: I, Lord Byron?Lord Byron: Frightened of thunder, fearful of the dark.And yet you have written a tale that sent my blood into icy creeps.Mary: (giggling) Ha, ha, ha.Lord Byron: Look at her Shelley.Can you believe that bland and lovely brow conceived of Frankenstein, a Monster created from cadavers out of rifled graves? Isn""t it astonishing?Mary: I don""t know why you should think so.