Madeleine Entered into a Contract with Blue Water Inc

Madeleine entered into a contract with Blue Water Inc. That contract required the company to install a swimming pool at a price of $15 000, and to then landscape the rest of Madeleine's backyard at a cost of $3000. The parties' transaction has now been brought into court. The judge has applied the entire contract doctrine. That means that

A) the parties rescinded the entire agreement and created a new one in its place.
B) in order to reach a fair result, the judge ignored the parties' intentions and split the single contract into two distinct contracts.
C) in order to reach a fair result, the judge ignored the parties' intentions and joined two distinct contracts into one single contract.
D) the company has not performed any part of the whole agreement.
E) Madeleine may not be required to pay a cent even though she now has a swimming pool in her backyard.