Mr. Burns walks across a lawn lined with dark cypress trees while his brown greyhound follows at his heels
The Simpsons, “Dog of Death” (season 3, episode 19), 18:12–18:24
What happens
Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped, very thin old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, walks across a lawn lined with dark cypress trees while his brown greyhound follows at his heels. He stops, raises a thin orange leash toward the dog, and then stands waiting as a bespectacled boy in a red beret, green shirt, and red sash with badges, holding a red box, approaches. The greyhound leaps up at the boy's chest and snatches at the box while Burns scowls nearby, and a small brown box lies on the grass.
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