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Oh!
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Why can't we get a fir tree in the forest?
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Why do we have to go to the mountains?
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Look around!
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Do you see anything weird?
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Well... There's no snow
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That's what I'm talking about!
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Christmas is coming yet there's no snow.
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What's a tree got to do with it?
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Still, why mountains?
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There's zero snow in the forest and so
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we're going to decorate all of these
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non-christmas trees so that
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their needles will start falling out!
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There's a whole bunch of snow up there
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and the fir trees there
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are ready for Christmas!
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if you squint your eyes a little, you can
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kind of imagine the snow out there.
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Don't we deserve some snow?
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It is not a thing!
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I must say when it comes to this
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anomaly I too have serious concern.
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Where to?
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To the mountains!
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For the fir tree!
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Mountains?
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Oh... Bring us some snow
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No way! We can't carry a lot
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Well, could you at least try?
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Mhm... No promises
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Maybe all of us have gone crazy,
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and it's obviously not winter,
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it's spring now.
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Or maybe we're having
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such a cold summer now.
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And we're such fools as
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we decided to celebrate Christmas.
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Huh, what are you talking about?
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In spring there are creeks,
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nightingales, dreams of love...
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I don't see any of those here.
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Where are you going?
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To the mountains for a fir tree.
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Please bring some snow here.
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Nah, our hands will be full.
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Just a little, guys.
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We can't promise anything!
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This is fantastic!
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This is a genius snowmaking machine!
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It's almost snow!
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It's as soft and as white as a real snow!
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And it's just as slippery...
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Wow!
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Where to?
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To the mountains for a fir tree!
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Please bring some snow back.
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Unfortunately, our hands will be full.
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Well, just a small amount.
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Can't promise anything!
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This one is small.
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No, it isn't.
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Well... What about this one?
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It's also small!
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You want to find a baobab or something?
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The size of the tree should
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compensate for the lack of snow.
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How can a Christmas tree
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make up for the lack of snow?
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Christmas is snow, plus a tree,
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plus presents.
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We have zero snow.
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To compensate for this zero,
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the value of the other component,
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namely the fir tree,
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must tend to infinity.
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Why can't we compensate for
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the lack of snow with
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an infinite amount of presents?
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You should have thought of that before.
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We can't do it now!
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Here!
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We can't taking that away...
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What the eyes fear, the hands do!
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What was that?
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The snow fell somewhere.
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Help me!
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Guys, we asked you to bring
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only a bit of snow.
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Look at this!
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Our fir tree is non-existent!
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Well, the snow will probably
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make up for it.
