He even allows himself to be separated from Snow and the Cubs because he knows it would break her heart if he just destroyed the Farm like he wanted to. When he discovers his love for Snow because of her scent, he rearranged his world into what she wants, so she won’t suffer from the same heart break that his Mother Winter did. His Mother dying from a broken heart, and his inability to protect her drives his life. He’s defensive of his cubs because his Father ran out on him. It’s a part of their courtship, and from them comes their cubs.
That requires him to uphold what she wants. He upholds Snow White’s values because he’s always loved her from her scent, and he is trying to build a world where they are together. He’s a wolf, and he admits multiple times at the end when he is in the afterlife that being evil never bothered him, and it still doesn’t. He keeps the malcontents in check, but isn’t afraid to kill them if Snow won’t find out, which he later does to Crane who he murders in Paris years later. He may like some people more than others, but he is always pack leader and isn’t afraid to assert his dominance even against people he likes. He protects Fabletown because it is a part of his territory, nothing more. He doesn’t care what anyone thinks who isn’t in his pack.
The only reason he became civilized though was to win Snow’s heart.
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As he tells his Father he’s “civilized” now which only means that he knows how to pretend that he isn’t dangerous, but he still is. The only reason he joins Fabletown is because of Snow. The comics make it very plan that he’s much more powerful than any other Fable besides perhaps some of the witches. I think you are wrong in a lot of this, Bigby isn’t a victim.
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