I understand that someone is trying to say that you can give more or do more or effort more something like "never give up"

Thank you very much for your correcting, Yvon-San! It's a little difficult for me to understand what they really mean, but I kind of understand now!:) I have a question. Did she want to say that it's understandable that he is shifty??

Excerpt from the movie CC "Nick is telling Judy his story of how he was bullied by prey kids as a kid.] Nick: I have learned two things that day. One: I was never gonna let anyone see that they got to me. Judy: And... two? Nick: If the world's only gonna see a fox as shifty and untrustworthy, there's no point trying to be anything else. Judy: Nick... You are so much more than shifty. ***Therefore, the meaning would be that Nick is much more than a shifty and untrustworthy fox; Whatever the bullies thought of him/it ! Hope this helps!

Thank you for your correcting. The situation is that one fox boy told the story that he was discriminated when he was young. And then, as hear the story, the other rabbit girl said this words.

The person probably said a compliment, then said that the person was so much more than that compliment? It's hard to say out of context. But it's positive in any case.