Brer Fox is a character from African American folklore, particularly known in the stories of the Uncle Remus tales. He is often depicted as a cunning and clever trickster who frequently tries to outsmart other characters, especially Brer Rabbit. His schemes often backfire, leading to humorous situations. In these stories, Brer Fox represents the archetype of the sly antagonist. He embodies themes of wit and resourcefulness, showcasing the struggle between the clever and the strong. The tales highlight the importance of intelligence over brute force, making Brer Fox a memorable figure in American folklore.