A landholder wants to live "off the grid," so the landholder diverts some of the flow of a stream into a holding pond. The landholder then allows some of the water to leave the artificial pond, so as to turn a waterwheel that will generate electricity. The water then flows back into the stream. A sudden deluge causes water to spill over the edge of the pond, and sends water into the rising waters of the stream. Downstream, a second landholder's property is damaged due to the overflowing stream. Will the first landholder face be found strictly liable for the damages caused to the second landholder's property? Question options