According to the mother and daughter, Dana's outward appearance was different from her true colors. She knew how to look at her fellow women, and from what she could see, the mother and daughter were exaggerating in their description of the girl. However, she couldn't say for sure, and she had no intention of getting to know her. She just didn't like the Servantes, end of story. Dylan was just stubborn, and she knew her son. When he wanted something, he would do anything to get it, but this was the first time he showed interest in a girl. She thought Dylan might just be challenged by her, and that once he got what he wanted, he might lose interest. But she was really nervous about her son's gazes at Dana; there was definitely something there, and the Servantes girl seemed unaware of it.
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