Mr. Burns stands outside a log cabin beside a large snow drift in which Homer is buried up to his head

What happens

Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped old man in a purple sweater, stands outside a log cabin beside a large snow drift in which Homer, wearing a red collar, is buried up to his head. Burns bends over and grips Homer's head with both hands, then straightens and turns toward the doorway, gesturing with one hand while Homer stares wide-eyed from the snow. The snow piles against the wooden log walls, with a wooden door on the left and a window at the left edge.

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