Couples lay on picnic blankets as they watch angry clouds form in the sky. One of the men look worried as he turns to his date.
Clouds do not form angry faces or have any animated faces.
Why are the clouds so angry?
Don't worry, it's just a front.
scene: a city park description: Couples lay on picnic blankets as they watch angry clouds form in the sky. One of the men look worried as he turns to his date. uncanny: Clouds do not form angry faces or have any animated faces. entities: Picnic, Thunderstorm. caption: Don't worry, it's just a front.
A play on words: to "put up a front" means to pretend to be someone you're not --- in this case, a tough person. "A front" can also refer to a weather front, where pressure differentials lead to storms. The clouds are both a weather front and are putting up a front of toughness--- the people aren't worried because the clouds are just posturing and the storm won't be that bad.