There's no magic fix. 'this' will refer to the base reference of the method
invocation (in this case the thing before the dot). Best you can do is:
Array.prototype.b.c = function() { console.log(Array.prototype); }
myArray.b.c();
or
Array.prototype.b.c = function() { console.log(this); }
myArray.b.c.call(Array.prototype);
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