Peter and Cole's Journey of Healing

In this chapter, Peter and Cole visit a pond alone, leading to a confrontation where Peter expresses his anger and pain over past events. Despite the tension, Cole remains calm, refusing to retaliate. This results in an emotional breakthrough for both, culminating in a sighting of the Spirit Bear. The encounter symbolizes their journey towards healing and understanding. They return to camp, reflecting on their experiences and carving a circle on a totem as a symbol of forgiveness and unity.

What does Garvey question about Peter and Cole's plan?

• Their readiness to go alone

• Their knowledge of the area

• Their ability to swim

• Their friendship

How do Peter and Cole feel as they walk to the pond?

• Nervous and silent

• Excited and talkative

• Angry and loud

• Happy and relaxed

What does Cole try to do when they reach the pond?

• Apologize to Peter

• Call Garvey

• Start a fight

• Leave the pond

What ongoing issues does Peter express?

• His dislike for Garvey

• His headaches and nightmares

• His love for the island

• His fear of water

What does Cole say about his past actions?

• He was forced by others

• He doesn't remember

• He didn't mean to hurt Peter

• He was justified

How does Cole respond to Peter's physical attacks?

• He runs away

• He calls for help

• He refuses to fight

• He fights back

What does Peter reveal during his breakdown?

• His fear of Cole

• His mixed-up thoughts and fears

• His dislike for Garvey

• His plan to leave the island

What realization does Cole share with Peter?

• He doesn't care about Peter

• He wants to fight again

• He is part of a larger circle of life

• He wants to leave the island

What does the appearance of the Spirit Bear symbolize?

• Danger

• Peace and understanding

• A new threat

• A need to leave the island

What do Peter and Cole find that helps them heal?

• A message from Garvey

• A hidden cave

• A second ancestor rock

• A new path