It's winter again! The forest is covered with snow. They say that spring is the season for love, but romance can blossom at any time of year. Hot love can melt the coldest ice.
The story begins with a wolf chasing a rabbit onto the frozen ice. I've always assumed that the lone wolf that we saw in "Don't wake till spring" and "Call me please" is one of the two wolves who live in an ambulance, as seen in "Prances with wolves" and other episodes. Now I'm not so sure. It looks more like a lone wolf who prowls the forest by himself.
The wolf falls flat on his face and the rabbit laughs. The rabbit can keep his balance on the ice, the wolf can't. The rabbit skates round the wolf to mock him.
Masha sees this and wants to learn how to skate. She's sure Bear can help her.
But Bear is asleep.
Masha can't wake him, so she puts his roller skates on his feet.
She drags him through the forest, but he still doesn't wake up.
Masha pulls him onto the ice, and he wakes up at the feet of She-Bear.
Will She-Bear dance with him?
The answer is Yes.
They dance divinely. And Masha has also learnt how to dance.
Masha is joined on the ice by the rabbits and squirrels.
But Bear and She-Bear only have eyes for one another.
She-Bear makes Bear's whiskers tingle. He can't believe his luck.
Masha and the animals dance for hours, into the moonlight.
All Masha wanted to do was learn how to skate, but she's acted as matchmaker for her friend Bear. She didn't approve of She-Bear when they first met, but now she's happy that they're together.
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