Cunning Like a Fox: Difference between revisions
→Western Animation: Added Example
(replaced small image (from TVT) with larger version of the same image (from Commons)) |
(→Western Animation: Added Example) |
||
| (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) | |||
Line 82:
* The crafty female tribute "[[No Name Given|Foxface]]" in ''[[The Hunger Games]]''.
* Tom McCaughren's ''Run With the Wind'' and it's five sequels (think ''[[Watership Down]]'' but with Irish foxes instead of British rabbits). All of them are depicted as being cleverer than any of the other animals but a few are crafty even for foxes like Old Sage Brush, a blind [[Trickster Mentor]] or Hop-Along, who uses an eclipse to fool a hare into thinking he can leap high enough to take a bite of the moon.
* Subverted with the antagonist of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_De_Soto Doctor De Soto
== Live-Action TV ==
Line 127:
* ''[[Dora the Explorer]]'': "[[Loveable Rogue|Swiper]], no swiping."
* Fox of ''[[The Animals of Farthing Wood]]''.
* Br'er Fox from ''[[Song of the South]]'' Inverts this. As shown for the page image for [[Briar Patching]], he's dumb enough to fall for the [[Trope Namer]]'s use of that trick.
== Real Life ==
| |||