Cole's Journey and Lessons Learned

Cole arrives on an island with supplies, reflecting on his situation and the Circle Justice system. He struggles with trust and anger, feeling isolated and defiant. Edwin teaches him about survival, respect for nature, and the Spirit Bear. Despite these lessons, Cole's anger leads him to destroy the shelter, showcasing his internal conflict and resistance to change.

What does Cole find amusing about the schoolwork he is supposed to complete?

• He thinks it's too easy.

• He believes he will never do it.

• He finds it challenging.

• He enjoys doing it.

Why does Cole resent the cabin built by Edwin?

• He thinks it's too small.

• He thinks it's too luxurious.

• He believes it's haunted.

• He feels it's part of his father's buyout.

What is Cole's initial plan regarding Circle Justice?

• To ask for more time.

• To use it as a con to escape.

• To ignore it completely.

• To fully commit to it.

What does Garvey suggest about trust?

• Cole has much to learn about it.

• It's unnecessary.

• It's based on fear.

• It's easy to gain.

What does Edwin emphasize about survival on the island?

• It's impossible without help.

• It depends on respecting nature.

• It's only about physical strength.

• It's easy and requires no effort.

What lesson does Edwin impart about the Spirit Bear?

• It symbolizes pride and dignity.

• It's a common bear.

• It's a dangerous animal.

• It's a myth.

What is the significance of the blanket Garvey gives to Cole?

• It's a simple gift.

• It's a symbol of trust and heritage.

• It's meant to keep him warm.

• It's a replacement for his clothes.

What action does Cole take in his anger and defiance?

• He leaves the island.

• He builds a new shelter.

• He apologizes to Garvey.

• He burns the shelter and supplies.