The correct answer is B.
This excerpt from Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own" shows how women were portraid as people of importance in literature but had little to none significance in real life.
Women were the subject of novels and poems; they were shown as people with power, who could even controll Kings. However, in real history, they did not participate in the ruling of the kingdom or the taking of any decitions. They were merely married off by her parents to an older man of their chosing. Their capabilities were not considered at all.
