Katie and Her Roommate, Anna, Have Been Living Together for Only

Katie and her roommate, Anna, have been living together for only a few weeks, but so far, they have been getting along well. This afternoon, Katie came back to their apartment after classes to find that Anna was still in her room, sitting in the dark. Katie asked Anna if she was all right, and Anna explained that she had a migraine. Katie offered to give her some painkillers, but Anna explained that her religious beliefs forbade the use of modern Western medicine and insisted that she would rather pray and rest. What would be the most appropriate way for Katie to respond?

A) "I'm sorry. I don't know that much about your religion. Maybe we can talk about it when you're feeling better."
B) "This isn't about your religion, it's about you feeling better. You should just take the medication."
C) "You need to decide which is more important, your religion or your education. If you keep missing classes, you're going to flunk out."
D) "I don't think taking a nap is going to solve the problem. If you want to try the painkillers, I promise not to tell anyone."