In the heart of the bustling farm, there lived a greedy Mad Goose, known as the feathery mogul of the pond. He'd squawk imperiously at the other animals, hoarding the shiniest corn kernels and the clearest water for himself, his beak gleaming with mischief. One chaotic morning, amidst a frenzy for breadcrumbs, Mad Goose's greed got the best of him as he lunged for a particularly plump piece—only to tumble beak-first into a bucket, emerging with a golden crown of straw, much to the amusement of the farmyard, who couldn't help but honk in laughter at his avaricious antics.