What lesson can be drawn from Custard's character in the poem?

Bravery is always linked to strength.

Everyone has their own fears.

Only strong creatures can be heroes.

Cowards can never be valued.

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B. Everyone has their own fears.

The lesson indicates that even those who appear cowardly can surprise others with hidden courage, emphasizing understanding over judgment.

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