What does the imagery of 'climbing in the winda' convey about the pirate?

He is sneaky

He is brave

He is friendly

He is old

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A. He is sneaky

The correct answer is 'He is sneaky'. The pirate's action implies a stealthy approach to invade Belinda's home.

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