Mr. Burns stands beside an elderly grey-haired woman in a purple dress and white apron, facing a small child with a round orange-brown head seen…

What happens

Mr. Burns, the frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, stands beside an elderly grey-haired woman in a purple dress and white apron, facing a small child with a round orange-brown head seen from behind, while a top-hatted silhouette with glowing eyes watches from the window of a blue vehicle. Burns gestures with his hands, then grips the child's shoulder as on-screen credits such as "Producer DAVID SACKS" and "Creative Consultant GEORGE MEYER" roll over the scene. The scene then shifts to a grey-coated, scarfed man in a brown hat standing in the snow beside a brown teddy bear lying on its back, next to the blue vehicle's wheel.

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