Jaws- 2nd Death

He glimpsed the huge white belly upthrown in an
arc, had a nightmarish vision of a smaller replica
squirming from its thorax, screamed as the jaws
opened on the bow, encompassing rails, anchor, and
the strange serpent line.

The jaws ground shut in a rending crash.

There was an instant of silence. Then the bow
lit in a blue electric glow.

He smelled ozone, burning insulation, and a raw
acrid odor he could not place.

Then he knew.

The teeth had cut the power-line to the lighthouse
on the point.

The Cape North light went out.

The great fish, as long as the boat, seemed to
grow before his eyes. It snapped suddenly bone-
rigid, danced across the water on its tail, emitting a
pale blue luminescence, weightless and graceful as
a vision in a dream.

By moonlight, he saw the shark, belly up, slither-
ing into the depths.

- Jaws 2, Pages 287-288