In this scenario identify and explain the causes of action that the parties may file. Remember to list the elements need to prove each of the tort actions.

Patrick loaned his friend Cecil $500 under the condition that it would be repaid within 60 days. Cecil failed to repay the loan when it was due. After numerous failed attempts to collect the money from Cecil, Patrick posted on social media that he loaned Cecil money and that he refused to repay the loan. In his post he called Cecil a deadbeat, untrustworthy, and a low-down dirty crook. After being told about the post and reading it on social media Cecil got enraged and wen to confront Patrick. Before confronting Patrick, as revenge, Cecil posted a video on social media of Patrick intimately interacting with strippers at a local strip club. Upon arriving at Patrick's house Cecil pushed his way into the house and began to verbally abuse Patrick and told him that if he did not immediately remove the post that he was going to beat him with a baseball bat. The baseball bat was in the corner of the room. Patrick refused to remove the post and demanded that Cecil leave his house. As Patrick turned his back, Cecil picked up the bat shoved Patrick and hit him in the back with the bat. After a brief tussle Patrick shoved Cecil into the hallway closet and jammed the door preventing Cecil from leaving. One hour later after Patrick calmed down, he opened the closet door allowing Cecil to leave. When leaving the house Cecil tripped on the carpet, fell and broke his ankle.