Identify the correct meaning of the given idiom. **A wolf in sheep's clothing**

Options:

• A: A person who is both a wolf and a sheep
• B: A wolf wearing a sheep's coat to stay warm
• C: A person who pretends to be harmless but is actually dangerous
• D: A person who protects sheep from wolves

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