How Does Walt Longmire Solve The Crime

In the novel Another Man’s Moccasins (2008), by Craig Johnson, Walt Longmire was a sheriff in Wyoming. He had been called to investigate the murder of a young vietnamese girl. To help him solve the crime and get through his daily life he used many different ethics. He was very compassionate, diligent, and courageous. While reading the novel, one will see that while having these certain ethics it indeed helped Walt in solving the crime. Throughout the entire book Walt was a very compassionate man. Walt showed so much compassion for his job, he even sacrificed time with his family and friends so he could do work. Once he got word that there had been a murder in his town, he set his whole heart on trying to solve the mystery. Which, in the end all of his hard work payed off. After spending countless hours at work, missing out on seeing his friends, and even being late to events, he was finally able to solve the murder. However, his work was not the only thing he is compassionate about. He was also very compassionate towards his daughter, Cady. Cady suffered from a head injury, and as a result she had trouble with her memory. Even though Walt had a murder case on his hands, he still found time to help Cady with her physical therapy. While he helped Cady with her therapy, she often got tired and wanted to give up. However, Walt pushed her to keep going a little longer, because he just wants his daughter to get better. While at the gym, doing her physical therapy, Cady would often get bored and Walt would have to keep telling her “two more” in order to motivate …show more content…
Walt used his ethics to the best of his ability in solving this mystery. Throughout the novel, Walt sticks to these ethics in order to help him keep pushing forward in his work. He is very compassionate about the hard work he does, even if that means putting his life on the