Bluelight, Inc., an electronics manufacturer, with 4000 HD players in its warehouse, learns that a retailer refuses to pay for the 800 units it contracted to buy. In order to recover damages when it resells the identified goods, Bluelight can

	a.	attach a label to 800 units in its warehouse, identifying them to the contract.
	b.	sue for specific performance.
	c.	ask for incidental and consequential damages from its supplier.
	d.	tell the court that the retailers action was unconscionable.