Tina has loud raucous parties every night. Her neighbor, Mr. Smith, gets angry and threatens to shoot Tina with a gun pointing it at her in a menacing manner. Unknown to Tina, the gun is actually only a water pistol. If Tina sues Mr. Smith for assault, she will: a. lose because it was only a water pistol b. lose because there was no actual physical harm c. win because Mr . Smith's act created a reasonable apprehension of fear of immediate harmful conduct. d. lose becuase she got what she deserved, i. e., he has a good defense e. none of the above