Answer:
The answer is C. Doricles.
Step-by-step explanation:
In Act IV of The Winter's Tale, Florizel assumes the name Doricles when pretending to be a commoner in order to court Perdita, who is of lower social standing than him . The text states:
"FLORIZEL I see you’re angry.
Know that I come to marry you
And ask your father.
PERDITA If you do seek for constant love,
I warrant you, if you get me, you shall have it,
So the gentleman bids me say.
And gentle maids all this do know,
Of gentle nature is his mind,
Truly, and he comes to wive
With such a kind intent, that no relenting
Hath smiled on his pertubatiion;
But outward sable simpified
From fashion and complexion
Defuses him from Ferdinand,
Being Doricles. "
- Act IV, Scene IV