A woman became furious with her neighbor and the neighbors husband for selling their house to someone she despised. She entered her neighbors house and began throwing lighted matches on the floor and against the closed door where the neighbors husband was sound asleep, saying that she was going to make them pay by burning down their house. The neighbor stomped out the lit matches and chased the woman out of the house. When her husband awoke, the neighbor told her husband about the womans visit, her message, and what she had done. If the neighbors husband sues the woman for assault, will he prevail?

Group of answer choices

No, because the neighbors extinguishing the matches eliminated any danger of physical harm to her husband.

Yes, because the womans actions placed the neighbors husband in danger of physical harm.

Yes, because the womans conduct was extreme and outrageous.

No, even if the woman may have intended to place the neighbors husband in fear of immediate physical harm.