Mr. Mandrill doesn't have any problemed students coming to his office for guidance. This is because everyone at the school is perfectly happy. So, Mr. Mandrill takes it on himself to create problems for people, so he can solve them.
- Hypocritical Humor: Mandrill criticizes poor Beves for being anthropomorphic, which he himself is.
- No True Scotsman: Mr. Mandrill had really burst Beves Beaver's bubble, when he pointed out that a beaver was wearing clothes, going to school, and reading books, instead of chewing down trees and building dams.
