Assume that Mickey runs a dry-cleaning business in a crowded urban center city area. It is losing money and he is going broke. He has a large insurance policy on the business and decides to burn it down for the insurance payout. One night he sets fire to the building with rags, dry paper and gasoline. The building goes up in flames. It also spreads to other occupied buildings that result in injury and property loss. What "harms" is Mickey responsible for concerning the spread of the fire and the resulting loss of live, injuries and loss of property? He is only responsible for those harms that take place in his building. He is responsible for any harms that are "reasonably foreseeable" as the result of his arson. He is not responsible for anything other than his own Arson. He is liable for any property damage resulting from the fire but not lives lost