Question

Who is described as the most timid of all in the poem ‘The Tale of Custard, the Dragon’ ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Dragon

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Answer 2

Answer: - The most timid of all in the poem 'The Take of Custard, the Dragon' is described as the Dragon.

Detailed answer: -

• The poem 'The Tale of Custard, the Dragon' is written by Ogden Nash in the style of a ballad.
• Ballad here talks about the story.
• This poem is a ballad poem which presents a story written in a funny way.
• In the poem the poet has describes about a little girl whose name is Belinda.
• She lives in a small white house in a village, and she has many pets and she had named them all.
• The little girl has named the black kitten as Ink, grey mouse as Blink, yellow dog as Mustard and a coward dragon as Custard in the poem.
• In the poem the poet sats that all the animals are very brave only the dragon is not brave at all, he is timid.
• But the thinking of the poet about the dragon changes after he saves everyone from the attacks of the pirates on Belinda's house.
• In the poem the poet also describes about the appearance or looks of the dragon.

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