Tom and Harriet, adult siblings, are taking their parents on a weekend trip. They pick up their father, Luther, at his house where he is singing a goodbye song to each of his 20 plants, and eating pancakes out of his coat pocket. Next, they drive to an assisted living facility, to collect their mother Augusta who has lived there since a judge declared her mentally incompetent a few years ago. When they arrive at their hotel, Luther writes postcards to his plants, Augusta knits a sweater, Harriet goes for a walk, and Tom orders a glass of scotch. When Harriet returns, she learns that a hotel guest sold Tom and her parents each a souvenir snow globe for $1,000. The snow globes are for sale in the hotel gift shop for $5. Harriet is furious. Can her family members get their money back?

	a.	All three sales are voidable.
	b.	The sale to Augusta is void; the sales to Luther and Tom may be voidable.
	c.	The sales to Augusta and Luther are both void; the sale to Tom is valid.
	d.	The sale to Tom is voidable; the sales to Luther and Augusta are both void.