On a Saturday night in mid-October, Sarah and her friend Namita met up to experience The Haunted Witch Trials, a Halloween attraction in which the Salem Witch Trials were re- imagined into a haunted house type of attraction that took place on a 100-acre plot of land. Sarah paid her admission fee at the front gate and was handed her entrance ticket: Namita, however, didn't pay the entrance fee and slipped past the gate attendant while he was busy with other patrons. As the two friends traveled down the path, they were impressed with the level of authenticity in recreating the 17th century village. There were several small village houses, each of which had real fires burning several feet in front of the structure over which were large boiling cauldrons. Hidden fog machines and lighting added to the eerie effect. Curious as to what might be in the cauldron, the friends walked closer to see inside. Suddenly, an actress dressed in 17th century apparel came running out of the woods screaming that she was not a witch, startling Sarah who fell against the cauldron and was burned by the hot metal. Injured and wanting to get quick medical attention, Sarah and Namita looked around for an employee but didn't see anyone other than a few other patrons. The actress who had run out of the woods just moments before was nowhere to be found. Namita said, "This is over 100 acres! Let's just cut through the woods to get back to the entrance." Although there was a sign posted near the tree line to the woods that said "Employees Only Beyond This Point," they decided to disregard it. Namita started to use a GPS-enabled app on her phone to guide them back to the entrance, but, in the darkness of the unlit woods, didn't see a fallen tree and tripped over it, landing hard on her knee and scraping her hands. She also dropped her phone, cracking the screen. Angry and frustrated, the two friends finally made their way back to the entrance gate where they found several of the attraction's employees. Sarah asked where they could find a first aid station, but the employees told them that the attraction didn't have one. The friends got into their car and drove to the local emergency room. Sarah was diagnosed with a second degree burn on her hand and Namita was diagnosed with a torn tendon in her knee.

Question:

1. Summarize the relevant facts 2. Identify the legal issue that must be answered. 3. Identify the case, code, legal principle that applies 4. Apply the rule to the facts. In other words, interpret the facts based on the legal question and rule that are at play. 5. Decide how a court would likely rule.