Discussion
'I prithee now . . .'
The expression means :
Answer: C
'I prithee now' means I request you.
'Prithee' is an old contraction of 'I pray thee', meaning 'please' or 'I ask you'. In older English it was used to make a polite request.
It does not mean to prevent, warn or order; it is a softening word of polite asking.
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