The risk of responsible sixteen-year-old girls taking an unattended ATV for a ride, where the ignition key was left in the vehicle but the girls had no driving experience and exhibited no irresponsible traits, is far-fetched and fanciful rather than reasonably foreseeable. A defendant's later reflections about what they could have done to prevent an accident are attributable to hindsight and do not establish that the risk was reasonably foreseeable at the time of the relevant conduct.
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