Impossibility:
A) discharges the obligations of the parties to the contract
B) discharges the obligations of the offeror
C) discharges the obligations of the offeree
D) does not discharge any party's obligations
E) means the contract must be rewritten by an attorney

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Impossibility refers to a situation where the obligations of a contract cannot be fulfilled due to unforeseeable events outside of the control of the parties involved. In such cases, the performance of the contract becomes impossible, and the parties are discharged from their obligations. However, this is subject to the terms of the contract and the nature of the impossibility event.