Grampa kneels on the ice of a purple cave, reading aloud from a green book with small text while blue mittens hold it open
The Simpsons, “King of the Hill” (season 9, episode 23), 19:26–19:35
What happens
Grampa, the wrinkled old man with white tufts of hair in a fur hat and red parka, kneels on the ice of a purple cave, reading aloud from a green book with small text while blue mittens hold it open. Across from him sits a frozen, icy-blue man with a moustache and green sweater, likely Ned Flanders, his boots and clothes crusted with icicles, his hands raised in front of him and his mouth open. A lit lantern rests on the ice between them. As Grampa keeps reading, his mouth moves and his expression shifts from calm to troubled, while the frozen man's hands gesture and his wide-eyed face stays frozen in alarm.
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