In the story “ The Legend of Swiper and Alo” by Trevor Blevins is about a fox that steals food from a village to feed his family during the Native Times. The fox is doing crime in order to keep his family. The man thinks the fox is just stealing just to steal from the natives. The theme of this story is, everyone has a different perspective and reason in certain situations. In the man’s perspective, he sees the wolf as a criminal. The author uses a hyperbole to exaggerate how desperate Alo is to catch the fox. “ He was determined the catch the fox no matter the cost.”Alo makes it a priority to catch the fox because he believes the fox is thieving for no good reason. Just the fact that this man is going out of his way to do this truly makes
