Paul is a bail bondsman and employs Alice as a bounty hunter. Paul provides Alice's equipment, including bulletproof vests and firearms. Alice's assigned work is to locate persons for whom Paul has written bonds who jump bail and return them to custody. Paul directs Alice to search for John. Alice mistakenly identifies Ted as John, breaks down the door of Ted's home, and holds Ted at gunpoint. Under applicable law, Alice's conduct toward Ted is tortious. Was Alice acting within the scope of her employment?

Group of answer choices

a Yes, because her conduct was motivated by a desire to serve her master.

b No, because intentional torts are never within the scope of the employment.

c No, because there is no evidence Paul instructed Alice to use force.

d No, because her conduct was not reasonably foreseeable by Paul.