Cole's Journey of Anger and Forgiveness

Cole, a troubled youth, struggles with anger and isolation. His parole officer, Garvey, visits him and uses a cake demonstration to teach a lesson about life. Despite Garvey's efforts, Cole's anger leads him to destroy his surroundings. He attempts to escape, reflecting on his life and the concept of circle justice.

What does Cole initially seek from his actions?

• Peace

• Revenge

• Friendship

• Understanding

How does Cole feel about the place he is in?

• He loves it

• He finds it peaceful

• He is indifferent

• He thinks it is terrible

What emotion does Cole primarily feel when staring into the fire?

• Fear

• Contentment

• Anger

• Joy

What does Cole believe about people's understanding of his life?

• They are indifferent

• They pretend to understand

• They fully understand

• They don't care at all

What does Garvey bring to Cole's cell?

• A book

• A cake

• A letter

• A grocery bag

How does Cole describe his parents' behavior?

• Loving

• Neglectful

• Understanding

• Supportive

What lesson does Garvey try to teach Cole with the baking ingredients?

• Perspective

• Teamwork

• Cooking skills

• Patience

What is Cole's reaction to Garvey's cake demonstration?

• He is amused

• He is confused

• He is irritated

• He is grateful

What does Cole do after Garvey leaves?

• He cleans up

• He laughs

• He destroys the room

• He eats the cake

What does Cole decide to do after his outburst?

• Call for help

• Stay in the shelter

• Run away

• Write a letter