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Tulip is a world famous sculptor. Her latest exhibition is displayed by a reputable gallery in their beautiful gardens, but appears in a faraway corner that is not explored by many visitors to the gallery. The gallery promised Tulip her work would be prominently displayed near the front entrance of the gallery. Tulip would like to sue for breach of contract, as her sculpture sales at the exhibition have diminished. There have also been negative reviews in the media. She is humiliated and distressed by the situation and extremely worried demand for her work in future exhibitions will also diminish. Tulip would be entitled to: Select one: O a. No damages, as no breach of contract has occurred. O b. Damages for breach of a warranty, including damages for any loss of profits and damages for the disappointment and distress caused by the breach of contract. O c. Damages for breach of the term of the contract stipulating where the sculptures would be displayed, such as loss of profit, but the amount of damages would not include any damages for the disappointment and distress caused. O d. No damages, as Tulip has not suffered any easily quantifiable loss