In town, Michael came upon one young trick-or-treater named Mark (Matthew Lintz), who asked: "Are you a giant? Can we be friends?" (a reference to the filmThe Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)).A loud, crackling hunderclap causes them to freeze and look at each other.Then the music and the tempo of their dancing accelerates again, as they make backward dragging steps while facing each other.McMurphy violates one of the cardinal rules by entering the Nurse""s Station to turn down the loud volume on the piped-in music.After Henry""s seemingly-lifeless form is carried in a procession into the gothic castle on a stretcher (with background music of a slow, rhythmic dirge), Minnie rushes in and wails to a co-worker that the Monster still lives: "It""s alive! The Monster! It""s alive!" She is not believed, denounced as an "old fool," and told: "We don""t believe in ghosts.To dissuade their misperceptions, Thornhill shows all his proofs of identity: identification cards, driver""s license, but they are rejected.