Oliver wants to make sure his daughter Penelope is taken care of after he is gone. He sets up a trust to provide for all her needs with Raymond as the trustee. He then places most of his money in the trust with Raymond. After Oliver dies Raymond refuses to give any of the money to Penelope. Can she sue to enforce the trust?

No. Since Oliver is dead, all of his contracts have no effect.

No. Since she is not an original party to the trust creation, Penelope has no right to enforce it.

Maybe, but only if Oliver assigned his contract rights to Penelope before he died

Yes. Because Raymond is still alive, anyone can sue to enforce the trust agreement.

Yes, because the requirement of privity does not apply to trusts