John obliged himself to give Lezel a specific ring, cellular phone, or wristwatch. The right of choice belongs to Lezel. Pending the selection and communication, the following instances occurred: a. The specific ring was lost due to a fortuitous event; b. The specific ring was lost due to the fault of John, the debtor; c. The specific ring, specific cellular phone or a specific wristwatch were all lost due to the fault of John, the debtor; d. The specific ring, cellular phone or wristwatch were all lost due to a fortuitous event. Discuss the effects of each case by applying the rules in case of loss of things in alternative obligation when the right of choice belongs to the creditor. 1. What is John's obligation if the specific ring was lost due to a fortuitous event? 2. If the specific ring was lost due to the fault of John, the debtor, what is John's obligation? 3. If the specific ring, cellular phone or wristwatch were lost due to the fault of John, the debtor, what is John's obligation? 4. Suppose the specific ring, cellular phone or wristwatch were all lost due to a fortuitous event. What is John's obligation