The answer is D, "I shall let him have as a present this lovely gisarme..."
In lines 10-15 of Act 2 Scene 6 Friar Lawrence warns Romeo that love can be powerful and often deadly like a chemical reaction, and that love is better taken at a steady pace, not too fast and not too slowly. He uses some wonderful imagery of honey and gunpowder to illustrate his point.
Odysseus checks their loyalty to him then shows them the scar on his foot to prove that it is him, he then promises to treat them as Telemachus' (his son) if they fight by his side.
