This was a...very unusual weekly task, but he wasn't prepared to give up so easily. At least it wasn't something humiliating like that kissing booth prank that had recently occurred. The corgi still quivered at the thought, but he pushed it away when setting up an easel in a larger room of the castle, dragging along a pad of sticky notes, one relatively large sheet of paper and a black permanent marker. Carefully he had used the marker to sketch a dark figure, the figure of none other than a goose. Now came the trouble of displaying it on the easel. The dog decided on making several leaps to set it on; the first to set it upon the easel, the second to leave it rightside-up, the third to straighten it. After all, he was far too short to simply leave it on with no hassle, and he still had trouble switching to his larger liger form.
Now came the announcement of his "lesson." "Know what this little bugger is? You're damn right that it's a goose. Why a goose, you ask? Well, geese are the embodiment of pure evil. They're loud, they're condescending, their smug aura mocks you all. Stick around to find out how to avoid these honking bastards or engage in combat with 'em when push comes to shove. But before we begin, take a sticky note and write three of the worst encounters you've ever had with a goose, or as many as you can. They won't be shared publicly." This was almost embarrassing. Almost. The fact that Benny was dead set on doing it with a straight face the whole time only made it better...or worse.