Oberon Has Always Been Fascinated by Fire, So He Decides

Oberon has always been fascinated by fire, so he decides to become a firefighter. The job is extremely fulfilling for him: He gets to spend his days saving people from fires that might have hurt them or damaged their belongings, and he even wins an award for being fearless in hazardous situations. Freud would probably say that Oberon's fascination with fire

A) is due to fixation in the phallic psychosexual stage.
B) has been sublimated into a socially desirable behaviour.
C) is symbolic of the superego.
D) is an example of the Oedipus complex.
E) is symbolic of the ego.