What did Carine say about Walt and Billie?

• A. They were tightly bound; foreshadows that the other girl is still in picture
• B. They were distant and uneasy
• C. They argued constantly
• D. They had separated

Answer: (A)

Carine’s description focuses on Walt and Billie as a unit who are tightly bound together, showing a strong, inseparable bond between them. This portrayal indicates their relationship remains solid and influential in the family dynamic. The idea that they’re so closely connected also foreshadows that there is another person or factor—referred to as the other girl—still present in the picture, affecting the story rather than driving them apart. The other options describe distance, constant arguing, or separation, which conflict with the sense of a stable, interdependent marriage that Carine notes.