While Hill was in her kitchen, she heard the screech of automobile tires. She ran to the window and saw a tricycle flying through the air. The tricycle had been hit by a car driven by Weber, who had been speeding. She also saw a child's body in the grass adjacent to the street. As a result of her shock from this experience, Hill suffered a heart attack. In a claim by Hill against Weber, the issue on which Hill's right to recover will depend is whether 
a person can recover damages based on the defendant's breach of a duty owed to another. it is foreseeable that a person may sufferphysical harm caused solely by an injury inflicted on another. a person can recover damages caused by (C) a person can recover damages caused by shock unaccompanied by bodily impact. a person can recover damages for harm resulting from shock caused solely by another's peril or injury.