Pass the Bar Exam: Torts - Proximate Causation

Imagine that a pedestrian was walking down a crowded urban street. A cyclist negligently struck the pedestrian, breaking her ankle and causing her to fall. Unknown to the cyclist, the pedestrian carried a backpack full of fireworks. When the pedestrian struck the ground, the pedestrian’s backpack came open, and the fireworks went off, injuring a bystander. Whose injuries did the cyclist proximately cause?

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