Cole's Journey of Self-Discovery

Cole, a troubled youth, reflects on his anger and isolation while on a remote island. His parole officer, Garvey, visits and uses a cake demonstration to teach Cole about life. In a fit of rage, Cole destroys his shelter and plans to escape by swimming to another island, reflecting on his past and the concept of circle justice.

What does Cole initially seek from his actions?

• Understanding

• Revenge

• Peace

• Friendship

How does Cole feel about the people around him?

• He feels supported

• He feels misunderstood

• He feels loved

• He feels indifferent

What does Garvey bring to Cole during his visit?

• A book

• A cake

• A grocery bag

• A letter

What is Cole's main complaint about his parents?

• They are neglectful

• They are too strict

• They are overprotective

• They are too lenient

What does Garvey ask Cole to do with the baking ingredients?

• Throw them away

• Taste them individually

• Mix them together

• Cook a meal

How does Cole react to Garvey's demonstration?

• He is amused

• He is indifferent

• He is angry

• He is grateful

What is Cole's plan to escape the island?

• Build a raft

• Swim to another island

• Signal for help

• Wait for rescue

What does Cole think about the Circle Justice process?

• He is hopeful

• He is indifferent

• He is skeptical

• He is excited