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What recurring nightmare does Cole experience?

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Cole's recurring nightmare is being helpless and alone.

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Why does Cole find the Spirit Bear's attack confusing?

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Cole thinks the bear should have been scared and run away.

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What does Cole call out to the baby birds after the storm?

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Cole calls out, 'Are you okay?'

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How does Cole manage to feed himself after realizing he needs energy for escape?

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Cole chases seagulls away from a fish they are eating and roasts it.

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What causes Cole to blink in disbelief when he checks the tide line?

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Cole sees that the Spirit Bear has returned.

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What does the Spirit Bear symbolize in Cole's journey?

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The Spirit Bear symbolizes strength, resilience, and the possibility of redemption.

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How does Cole's perception of nature change throughout the story?

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Cole learns to respect and connect with nature, seeing it as a source of strength rather than a threat.

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What lesson does Cole learn about isolation and connection?

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Cole learns that isolation can lead to despair, while connection with others and nature can foster healing.

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What role does the environment play in Cole's transformation?

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The environment serves as a catalyst for Cole's self-discovery and personal growth.

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How does Cole's relationship with his father impact his actions?

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Cole's troubled relationship with his father contributes to his feelings of anger and helplessness.