Does response D answer the question? response D 2. A 70-year-old widower with grown children from his first marriage marries a 30-year-old woman. His 20-year-old son and the new wife become intimate. 1. Is this incest? Explain in detail. 2. Does it make a difference if the widower becomes disabled? Explain in detail. 3. Does the situation change after the older man's death? Explain in detail. 4. Does it matter what state this family lives in? Explain in detail. 1. The definition of the relationship between a son and a stepmother as incest varies according to the laws of each state. Incest laws differ a lot from one place to another. In some states, they only consider sexual relations between blood relatives as incest, while others also include relationships that come from marriage. The situation with the 20-year-old son and his father's new wife depends on how they are linked to each other. In states, for example, Delaware, where the definition of incest includes marriage relations, this situation might be considered incestuous. On the other hand, in places like Alaska, where only blood relatives count, it wouldn't be seen as incest. 2. A widower's disability status doesn't affect what incest means legally. Incest laws depend on the type of family relationship, looking at blood or marriage ties instead of the health or disabilities of the people involved. In some states, like Delaware, a son might be considered to have an incestuous relationship with his father's new wife