-You think I've got a big ego and an attitude problem?-I don't think you do, Carlos. I know it. Unfortunately, it's a Fuentes flaw.-I'd call it an asset. It's what makes us Fuentes brothers irresistible.Carlos and Brittany
In "Rules of Attraction" by Simone Elkeles, a conversation unfolds between Carlos and Brittany that addresses Carlos's perceived ego and attitude. Brittany suggests that while Carlos may have these traits, it is not merely a flaw but an inherent part of his character as a Fuentes brother. This exchange highlights the playful yet deeply honest dynamic between the two characters.
Carlos defends his attitude, seeing it as a positive aspect rather than a flaw, indicating that it contributes to his charm and appeal. This perspective reflects a broader theme of self-acceptance and the complexities of personality traits within relationships, showcasing the tension between confidence and vulnerability in the story.
