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I don't believe any of the options have an actual impact on the game. My theory is that they put that dialog in to show you that you are in a nightmare, and don't have 100% control over what happens.
To take it further (don't read if you haven't finished the game):
I actually think the whole nightmare is a psychotic break down. No one could go through what Max has seen or done without severe mental trauma, so she's trying to come to grips with it. Also, by the end of the nightmare, she's finally realized subconsciouly what choice she's going to be faced with. The diner scene shows what the cost will be if she chooses to save Chloe, and the long trek up the hill showing everything she and Chloe have done shows her what she has to give up if she scarifices Chloe instead.