Henry was very upset with his neighbor. Henry believed that the neighbor's son intentionally cut down Henry's flowers. Henry walked to his neighbor's house and confronted him in the driveway. Henry was hysterical, yelling at the neighbor and threatening to call the police on the neighbor's son. The neighbor, Rich, calmly said to Henry, "You better stop yelling at me, walk back to your house, and stop accusing my son of these things. If not, I'm going to pick you up and throw you back in your yard." Henry believed that he was at risk of serious harm based on Rich's threat. In response, Henry raised his garden rake and hit Rich over the head. Rich suffered serious injuries. When Henry was charged with several crimes related to his actions,

A. Henry claimed self-defense.

B. Henry's self-defense claim will fail because Henry was on Rich's property.

C. Henry's self-defense claim will fail because Henry was the initial aggressor.

D. Both B and C.