Aesop Fox

Fox is... well, he's Fox. He's the fox from all of those stories you were told as a kid. He's a trickster, he's sly, and he's ruthless. Or, he was. Ruthless, I mean. 

He's still sly and a trickster, he just can't really pull the tricks he used to pull on all these mundies lest he risks revealing Fabletown and getting tossed down the Witching Well as a result. 

Still, doesn't stop him from walking the streets without a glamour, stealing from fable and mundy shops alike, and annoying the hell of a certain handsome easily irritable wolf when he can't quite catch Fox no matter how hard he tries. 

Then Fox steals from the wrong people, and Bigby saves his life. Now he's gotta repay the debt and help catch the guys who want him dead. And deal with his feelings for Bigby.

Why does it feel like the former two are gonna be easier to do?