The correct answer is B. Realistic dramatic fiction of the soul
Step-by-step explanation:
Edith Wharton was an American writer mainly known because of her multiple literary works that included novels, short stories, and poems that depicted the life of the upper classes in New York by the end of the 19th century. As a result, the use of the lifestyle and experiences of the members of the upper classes of "aristocracy" is a common theme in Wharton's literary works, but these features are mixed with fictional elements that aim at showing the essence of life and people's soul of this class, but also, Wharton criticize some aspects of the upper classes. Thus, it can be concluded Edith Wharton was interested in writing about realistic dramatic fiction of the soul as she included elements of reality about the aristocracy mixed with fiction elements that aim at showing the essence of different aspects in life (soul).