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Molly Mole wonders whether Father Christmas has ever received a Christmas card to thank him for the presents he brings each year. Madame Gazelle then realises, with surprise, that the children have never ever sent Santa any card at all.

The segment titled “Christmas Cards” is a programme episode that centres on a festive theme. It belongs to the genre of episodes and is presented as a self‑contained story within the larger series. The focus is on a simple, holiday‑related situation involving the characters and the tradition of sending cards. In the course of the episode, Molly Mole raises a question about Father Christmas, wondering whether he has ever been sent a Christmas card to express gratitude for the gifts he delivers. Her query prompts a moment of realisation for Madame Gazelle, who suddenly recognises that the children have never actually mailed a card to Santa. This realisation highlights the absence of a thank‑you gesture towards Father Christmas from the youngsters. The characters reflect on the fact that, despite receiving presents each year, the children have not taken the step of acknowledging his efforts with a card. The scene underscores a gap in the usual holiday customs. The episode uses this simple exchange to draw attention to the act of appreciation during the festive season. By having Molly Mole pose the question and Madame Gazelle notice the oversight, the story gently suggests that sending a card could be a meaningful way for the children to say thank you to Santa.