"How far should foreseeability extend? After a serious late-night accident, a car is towed to the curbside of the locked yard of an auto repair shop. Hours later, after the slowly leaking fuel tank pools gasoline in the gutter, a passing pedestrian tosses away a match after lighting a cigarette. The result is as might be expected.Are there some things that simply must be described as accidents? Should we split up liabilities between the car driver, the tow truck driver, and the pedestrian, or just conclude that some things are simply inevitable? "

In your response, consider course materials, define relevant legal concepts, provide reasons for your opinion, and provide examples.