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First of all, this motif is shown a lot in his appearance and agent contract. The back of his coat/jacket and his agent spray

Coyotes are known for their intelligence and adaptabilty. They are also opportunistic and will consume anything from small berries, pets, and will occasionally scavenge food.

Now this fits him very well. Tejo is a very opportunistic man and will do whatever it means necessary to achieve their means. This is shown in a few of their voice lines.

Coyotes are social creatures. They live in small family groups and form loose packs when hunting prey. Unlike their wolf cousins, they are not bound by social groups and mostly hunt alone or in loose groups.

Now Tejo here has a group of his own (*coughs* The polycule *coughs*) consisting of Waylay and Veto. They have known each other for a long time and worked together on a lot of missions.

While they have been working in a lot of missions and synergize well together, they aren't really bound to the group and have the freedom to do their own missions and agendas.

In Native American, Coyotes represents adaptability and resillence. They are also associated with tricksters, humor, and death itself.

Before joining the protocol, Brimstone and Tejo were once in the military. Possibly the Ragged Ravens. In one of the voicelines, Tejo alludes to being responsible for someones death. That lead Brim into resenting him and their estranged relationship (*coughs* Tariq?? *coughs*) and the whole group falling out.

Regardless of what happened in the past, Tejo still retains his humor and personality. He calls himself a handsome Columbian, attends football matches (he really loves football), listens to jazz, and always has that smug attitude. He has a pretty chill outlook in life. Doesn't question the cycle of life and death and if it comes for him, he doesn't struggle and accepts it. He notes he had a good life. He is always smiling and smirking, sometimes even in the midst of battle and missions.

TLDR; This man is a coyote through and through. I know what you're doing Riot. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk