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Pompon should be happy, except that he lacks the essential thing for a polar bear: the ice pack. Without even knowing it... In the evening, when the museum is empty, helped by Edgar Degas's Little Dancer of 14 years, Pompon sets off to investigate, questioning the other artworks: Have they ever heard of this divine ice? Do they know where it is? Do they have an idea of what it looks like? His monster neighbors and friends (by Léopold Chauveau) Marfou, Grapus, and Pernimasse, Odilon Redon's Buddha, Paul Ranson's Witch with Black Cat, Georges Rochegrosse's The Knight of the Flowers, Schneelandschaft by Cuno Amiet, and many others, including even a sleeping guard, will try to help Pompon.