Susan is sitting at a cafe enjoying a cup of coffee when she sees a large truck speeding down the street Susan notices a pedestrian, who appears to have headphones and not paying attention about to cross the street. Knowing that the pedestrian has a high likelihood of being injured by the speeding truck, does Susan have a duty to warn the pedestrian? No, because Susan and the pedestrian do not have a special relationship. Yes, because Susan and the pedestrian have a special relationship Yes, because everyone has a legal duty to warn others of danger when there is a high likelihood of injury. No, because even if Susan and the pedestrian have a special relationship. Susan has no duty to warn the pedestrian