Jared is bringing a negligence suit against his former landlord. The landlord was responsible for maintaining the appliances in the home Jared rented for two years. During that time, the gas stove often failed to work well and seemed to leak gas at times. Jared alerted the landlord of the issue, but nothing was done to address it. Only two weeks after Jared moved out of the home, the gas leak from the stove led to a fire in the kitchen area that damaged the house severely, and Jared realized how much risk of danger he had been in during his time in the house. Does Jared have a strong case for a negligence claim? O A. No, because he didn't suffer actual harm as a result of the landlord's negligence. B. No, because his damages are considered general damages rather than special damages. C. Yes, because the landlord clearly knew about the gas leak and neglected to do anything to fix it. O D. Yes, because the landlord had a clear duty of care towards Jared while he was renting the house.