Franklin and Jefferson were large, vital and active men in their 20's. They were also friends. However, Franklin's pranks and practical jokes were wearing thin on Jefferson. One day, when Franklin visited Jefferson at Jefferson's house, he found Jefferson sleeping on a backyard lounge chair. Quickly, Franklin visited the neighborhood novelty store, and bought some kite string and fake handcuffs. When he returned to Jefferson's house, Jefferson was still sleeping. Franklin then proceeded to bind Jefferson's hands to the lounge with the flimsy fake plastic handcuffs, and to tie Jefferson's feet to the lounge with 4-5 circlings of kite string around his ankles. Franklin then hid in the nearby bushes. When Jefferson awoke, he was surprised and upset to see that his hands and feet were bound. He started crying and wailing, and felt mental anguish. At that moment, Franklin bounded from the bushes laughing hysterically. However, he quickly undid the fake handcuffs, and untied the kite string, thus freeing Jefferson's hands and feet. Jefferson decided to bring suit against Franklin for false imprisonment. What result is most likely? a) Franklin is liable for false imprisonment, because he intentionally bound Jefferson to a restricted area. b) Franklin is liable for false imprisonment, because he directly caused Jefferson to incur mental anguish. c) Franklin is not liable for false imprisonment, because Franklin immediately unbound Jefferson after Jefferson became aware that he was bound to a restricted area. d) Franklin is not liable for false imprisonment, because Jefferson was not bound without a reasonable means of escape