Mr. Burns wears a red jacket and red ascot and speaks into a microphone held in a grey glove, standing in front of a window with snow on its sill

What happens

Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, wears a red jacket and red ascot and speaks into a microphone held in a grey glove, standing in front of a window with snow on its sill. In the first frames, Homer is shown laughing with his eyes shut beside a red-and-blue hanging sign, and in an inset on a purple-framed screen, Bart, Lisa and Marge are visible beside Burns; Marge holds baby Maggie in a blue outfit. Burns then sneers, grimaces, and speaks into the mic as the scene cuts between his face and the family in the inset, with Burns' mouth opening and closing as he talks.

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