awnCemetery. Charles's wife, Chloe, and their two children, Chucky and Clarice, are following the hearse whenthe coffin falls on the street, opens, and the body of Charles Emmenthaler falls out. The vife and childrenare shocked and aggrieved and later sue in civil court for damages. Assume that this s a viable cause ofaction based on "negligent infliction of emotional distress" in the state of California and that Charles'sbrother, sister-in-law, and multiple cousins also were in the funeral procession and aw what happened. The brother of Charles, Kingston Emmenthaler, also sees his brother's body on the street, but his wife, theirthree children, and some of Charles's other cousins do not. Charles was actually emotionally closest to Kingston's oldest son, Nestor, who was studying abroad atthe time of the funeral and could not make it back in time. He is as emotionally distraught at his Incle spassing as anyone else in the family and is especially grieved over the description of the ncident and thegrainy video shot by one of the cousins on his cell phone. Who has standing to sue uchs Funeral Home, and who does not