A school bus driver reported to a middle school principal that a student had harassed other children on the bus. The principal informed the student's parents of the bus driver's report and told them that, because of the student's behavior, the student could not ride the bus for the next week and would have to be driven to school by a parent. The following Monday morning, after the bus driver had let the children off the bus in front of the school, but before she could close the door and drive away, the student's father pulled his car directly in front of her bus, blocking the driver's path. Because there was another bus right behind hers, the driver was unable to move her bus. The father got out of his car and strode toward the open door of the bus, screaming at the driver: "You messed with the wrong family! I am going to get you!" Feeling threatened, the bus driver quickly closed the door. The father pounded on the door with enough force to dent it, screaming obscenities at the driver, until a school security guard intervened. If the driver were to sue the father, which cause of action would give her the best chance of recovery? A. Assault. O B. Battery. O C. Intentional infliction of emotional distress. O D. Trespass to chattels