In the short story, “A White Heron,” the author uses dialogue to illustrate the difference between the ways different genders treat animals. For instance, the hunter treats animals in a rather cruel manner. This can be seen when he states; “and I have shot or snared every one myself” (Jewett 10). This statement highlights how cruel the hunter really is, because he shows no mercy in killing animals and seems proud. In contrast, Sylvie has a much more loving relationship with animals. For example, when the hunter tries to convince her to give away the heron’s location, he states; “I would give…