Intoxicated, Clio agrees to sell her restaurant, Diners Café, to Evan for half of its real market value. This deal is most likely voidable if Clio
A. appears intoxicated to Evan.
B. disaffirms the contract after becoming sober.
C. is so intoxicated as to have no memory of the deal.
D. is so intoxicated as to lack comprehension of the legal consequences.
Answer: D
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