What do we learn from this passage about the relationships in the Carbone family?A. Catherine is too familiar with Eddie now after she has

after she has grown up. Beatrice tells her not to wander around the apartment in her slip, and that shocks and saddens Catherine - the stage directions say, She is at the edge of tears, as though a familiar world had shattered. She had never thought there was anything wrong with her relationship with Eddie.     Beatrice is upset by the conflict within the family that the relationship between Rodolpho and Catherine causes. She always tries to be the calming influence.     Beatrice supports Catherine and encourages her to be independent. She tells Catherine she must stand up for herself. "It means you gotta be your own self more."      Beatrice also tells Catherine, “You’re a grown woman in the same house with a grown man. So you’ll act different now, heh?” and she tells her that she also told Eddie the same thing, and that she had to tell both of them so that he does not think that she is jealous.     Beatrice seems to push Catherine a little hard to get married and move on with her life so that she can fix her own marriage with Eddie.