What message does Peter Winn receive from his
secretary?
a death threat from a business rival
a threat that he must send thousands of dollars
a telegram stating he owed money to a business partner
a letter detailing money that he owed in taxes

The message bought by Peter's secretary has been a threat for sending thousands of dollars. Thus, option B is correct.

Peter Winn has been the character of Jack London's short story, "Winged Blackmail." The story has been about pigeon, who has been able to change Peter's perspective about gain.

The message received by Peter has been an anomalous message. The letter has been unlabeled with name and address. It has been a blackmailing message, for asking Peter thousands of dollars in case he did not release the pigeon.

Thus, the message bought by Peter's secretary has been a threat for sending thousands of dollars. Thus, option B is correct.

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Peter Winn received a threat that he must send thousands of dollars.

Explanation:

Peter Winn's secretary brought him a message thinking it would amuse him. The letter stated that Peter has a pigeon which he must let go. The name of the pigeon is Loo Loo. If he does not let go of this pigeon, then he must send thousands of dollars otherwise, the sender of this letter would annoy him forever.

The letter was not signed or had any addresses on. It was completely anonymous.

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