Mr. Burns stands in a dim wood-paneled room with a diamond-patterned backdrop, wearing a purple jacket, green sweater and purple ascot

What happens

Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey-blue hair at the sides, stands in a dim wood-paneled room with a diamond-patterned backdrop, wearing a purple jacket, green sweater and purple ascot. Homer, the bald heavy man in a white shirt, stands close beside him at the right edge of the picture. In the first frame Burns clutches at his ascot and speaks while Homer leans in toward him, then in the middle frames Burns looks sideways and wide-eyed as Homer watches him with a stubbled, half-lidded stare. In the later frames Burns raises one finger, looking sour and uneasy, while Homer's face stays at the edge of the frame with his mouth pressed into a grim line.

Written by an AI model from frames of this moment, so small details can be off.