In the following scenario, who is most correct in assessing Marvin's condition and the effects of Carl's words?Marvin is dying. His four children are at his bedside. The youngest, Carl, is near hysteria. He is lamenting that he cannot go on without his dad. Carl says all his relationships are a "mess." All he has ever had is his dad.Carl's brother, Trey, tells him to think about how he expresses himself. He may be distressing their father and making it hard to let go.Carl says it does not make any difference what he says. it is obvious their father can no longer reason.Darla says their dad probably can't hear, but he may feel the negative energy.Becca says the danger is that Carl will make everyone so nervous that they cannot properly tend to their father's needs.