Touching Spirit Bear Ch. 15-21

Front

What does the lesson 'All the world is a hot dog' mean in the context of the story?

Back

It means that life is what you make it.

Front

How does Edwin's action of taking the spark plug out of the skiff reflect his feelings about Cole's ability to change?

Back

It indicates that Edwin and Garvey are still unsure of Cole's ability to change and be a better person.

Front

What is the significance of the pond that Edwin takes Cole to each morning?

Back

The pond is a place for Cole to meditate and reflect.

Front

What lesson was Edwin trying to convey to Cole through the stick demonstration?

Back

Edwin was teaching Cole that you can never get rid of your anger.

Front

What do the rock and its symbolism represent in Cole's journey?

Back

The rock symbolizes Cole's anger and his ancestors.

Front

How does the theme of personal responsibility manifest in Cole's character development?

Back

Cole learns that he must take responsibility for his actions and their consequences.

Front

What role does nature play in Cole's healing process?

Back

Nature serves as a backdrop for Cole's reflection, growth, and connection to his emotions.

Front

How does the relationship between Cole and Edwin evolve throughout the story?

Back

Their relationship evolves from skepticism to mutual respect and understanding.

Front

What is the importance of forgiveness in Cole's journey?

Back

Forgiveness is crucial for Cole's healing and moving forward from his past.

Front

How does the concept of anger management appear in the story?

Back

Cole learns to recognize, confront, and manage his anger rather than letting it control him.