Cole's Journey and Lessons Learned

Cole and Edwin return to camp, where they discuss whales and plan a whale dance. Cole begins building a cabin under Edwin's guidance, learning to work with his limitations. After a day of hard work, they perform the whale dance, reflecting on what they learned. The next morning, Edwin takes Cole through a routine to clear his mind and introduces him to the concept of meeting ancestors and managing anger by rolling a rock down a hill.

What did Edwin suggest they do after observing the whales?

• Go fishing

• Dance the whale dance

• Take a nap

• Build a boat

What did Cole usually eat for breakfast?

• Cold cereal

• Toast

• Pancakes

• Eggs and bacon

Why did Edwin insist on Cole doing all the work himself?

• To save time

• To punish him

• Because Edwin was lazy

• To teach him independence

What was the reason for building the cabin with precision?

• To sell it later

• To make it look nice

• To withstand winter storms

• To impress visitors

What did Cole cook for dinner after a long day of work?

• Steak

• Spaghetti

• Hamburgers

• Chicken

What did Edwin and Garvey learn from their whale dance?

• The need for rest

• Grace and intelligence

• The power of teamwork

• The importance of speed

How did Cole feel similar to the whales?

• He felt hungry

• He felt fast

• He felt powerful

• He felt like he had no home

Why did Edwin wake Cole up early in the morning?

• To watch the sunrise

• To start building early

• To swim in the pond

• To go fishing

What did the rock symbolize in Edwin's exercise?

• Anger and ancestors

• Knowledge

• Wealth

• Strength

What was Cole's reaction to the rock exercise?

• He found it enlightening

• He thought it was pointless

• He was confused

• He was eager to try it