After scoring the winning goal in a college hockey national championship game, Meg handed her hockey stick to Simon who was standing in the crowd of cheering fans. Moments after handing her hockey stick to Simon, Meg told Simon to return it to her. Simon refused. Meg sued Simon. Meg told the court that she handed the hockey stick to Simon only to hold it for her while she signed a couple of autographs. Meg asked the court to order Simon to return the stick to her. Simon, however,said he thought Med intended to give it to him as a souvenir because he was a team fan and she no longer needed the stick. The court will most likely decide in favor of Question 2 options: Meg once Meg clarifies for the court what her intent was when handing the stick to Simon Meg because Simon did not pay Meg for the stick and, therefore, Simon never got valid title to the stick Simon if he can convince the court that a reasonable person in his circumstances would have thought that Meg intended to make a gift of the hockey stick to him. choices (a) and (b) are both correct none of the above