Touching Spirit Bear Chapters 9-12 Review

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What is the concept of the circle of life and death as understood by Cole in 'Touching Spirit Bear'?

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Cole understands the circle of life and death as 'You live, die and rot.' This reflects the natural cycle of existence.

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By the end of chapter 10, who does Cole take responsibility for his actions?

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Cole blames himself for his actions, indicating a significant moment of self-reflection and accountability.

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What natural phenomenon reminds Cole of the circle Garvey spoke of after the storm?

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The moon reminds Cole of the circle of life and death that Garvey once spoke of.

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In his dream, what does Cole imagine himself to be?

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Cole imagines himself as a baby bird in a nest, symbolizing vulnerability and the need for care.

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What realization does Cole come to about power?

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Cole decides that the real power is the power to choose, highlighting the importance of personal agency.

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How does Cole's understanding of nature evolve throughout chapters 9-12?

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Cole's understanding of nature evolves to recognize its interconnectedness and the lessons it offers about life and survival.

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What role does self-reflection play in Cole's journey?

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Self-reflection is crucial in Cole's journey as it leads him to take responsibility for his actions and understand his place in the world.

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What does the moon symbolize in Cole's journey?

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The moon symbolizes the continuity of life and the cycles of nature, reminding Cole of the lessons he learns.

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How does Cole's dream of being a baby bird relate to his character development?

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The dream of being a baby bird represents Cole's desire for rebirth, growth, and the need for nurturing.

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What lesson does Cole learn about choices in chapters 9-12?

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Cole learns that every choice he makes has consequences, and that he has the power to choose his path.