Read the excerpt from "Mami and Papi."

She pushed and shoved and turned me so fast I didn’t know what to do with my body, so I flailed, seeming to resist, while in fact I wanted nothing more than to be rid of the creepy crawling things that covered me. Mami wrapped me in a towel and lifted me out of the tub with a groan. Hundreds of black bugs floated between the bubbles.

She carried me to the house pressed against her bosom, fragrant of curdled milk. Delsa and Norma ran after us, but Papi scooped them up, one on each arm, and carried them to the rope swing. Mami balanced on the floorboards to her bed, lay me beside her, held me tight, kissed my forehead, my eyes, and murmured, “It’s all right. It’s over. It’s all right.”

What does this interaction between Mami and Negi reveal about their relationship?

Mami tends to get angry with Negi for unfair reasons.

Negi prefers spending time with Papi to spending time with Mami.

Mami can be strict with Negi, but cares for her deeply.

Negi breaks the rules frequently, but knows Mami will forgive her.