A
she seems to be troubled by the static nature of their relationship
B
The woman perceives the seriousness of the "choice" the man wishes her to make, while the man is neither oblivious to its magnitude nor willing to pretend it is simple for his own peace of mind.
C
she questions her lover's certainty that if she has the abortion they would then be "just like we were before".
D
The woman's concern can be established by a discussion of the significance of the title: the woman, unlike the man, wonders if the baby, which seems to be a white elephant.
