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A pedestrian with limited vision waited at a busy corner. A passerby said, "Take my arm. I will get you across safely." The pedestrian declined another person's offer of help and stepped into the crosswalk holding the passerby's arm. Halfway across, the passerby saw a friend, let go without warning, and walked away. The pedestrian became disoriented and was hit by a turning bicycle.
Which statement best describes the passerby's duty?

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The volunteer's promise created an enforceable tort duty only if it also formed a contract. The volunteer owed no duty because a person who begins to help can always stop without consequence. The volunteer owed a duty to use reasonable care once she undertook to guide the pedestrian and induced him to rely on her help. The volunteer is strictly liable because all street crossings are abnormally dangerous.

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