Principal Skinner stands behind a wooden easel in a grand hall in the first frames, while Mr. Burns leans over the easel in a blue suit and black tie

What happens

Principal Skinner, the neat grey-haired man in a green suit with a purple bow tie and glasses, stands behind a wooden easel in a grand hall in the first frames, while Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and blue-grey hair at the sides, leans over the easel in a blue suit and black tie. Burns scowls and grimaces, then clenches his fist and bares his teeth, while Skinner gestures and speaks with an open mouth, and in the middle frames Skinner raises a finger to his chin as Burns glares at the blank easel. The scene is set in an ornate room with dark wood paneling, an arched window, and a red carpet, and the only prominent objects are the wooden easel and a name badge clipped to Skinner's jacket.

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