How do the other pets view Custard after he defeats the pirate?

They respect him more.

They continue to make fun of him.

They feel threatened by him.

They ignore him.

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A. They respect him more.

The other pets, having witnessed Custard's bravery in defeating the pirate, come to respect him more than before.

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