Question

Do you find ‘The Tale of Custard the Dragon’ to be a serious or a light-hearted poem? Give reasons to support your answer.​

Answer 1

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Do you find ‘The Tale of Custard the Dragon’ to be a serious or a light-hearted poem? Give reasons to support your answer.

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‘The Tale of Custard the Dragon’ is a very light and funny poem meant to be enjoyed by everyone. The way the poem has been written with a fix rhyme scheme, makes it very easy and enjoyable to read. The poet has even used wrong spelling to maintain the rhyme scheme. The features of Belinda and her pets described in the poem make it quite funny. Belinda’s bravery has been compared to a barrel full of bears, a liquid substance. All the tiny creatures such as the kitten and the mouse have been shown so brave that they can scare a lion and the dog’s bravery is like a tiger’s rage. The biggest of them all, the dragon is the only one, who has been shown as a coward and soft being, who looks for a cage for himself, which is very ironic, hence making the poem funny.

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Explanation:

The Tale of Custard the Dragon is a light-hearted poem. As we can see that, the names of all the pets are funny. They are rhyming with the poem. The little and the household pets like kitten and mouse are known for their bravery.

Incidentally, the poem gives the message that 'barking dogs seldom bite'. Those who boast of their bravery are rarely brave. All the brave were scared and ran away at the sight of the pirate except Custard who said he was a coward but proved to be the bravest.