Mary Randolph, an artist of some renown, wrote to Joan Scott, "I will sell you my latest landscape for $25,000. Let me know by next Friday." This was sent on Saturday, and received by Joan on Monday. On Tuesday, Joan sent a letter saying "I want the landscape and will pay your price." On Wednesday, before receiving the acceptance, Mary was killed in an auto accident. Since a dead artist's paintings are worth more than a live one's, the executor says there was no contract and refuses to sell the picture. If this goes to court, what's the outcome and why