Cole's Journey and Relationships

Cole struggles with anger and isolation, feeling misunderstood by his family and others. His parole officer, Garvey, visits him and uses a cake demonstration to teach a lesson about life. Despite the lesson, Cole's anger leads him to destroy his surroundings. He plans an escape, reflecting on his life and the concept of Circle Justice, which offers him a chance for redemption.

What does Cole initially feel after seeking revenge?

• Anger

• Satisfaction

• Emptiness

• Joy

What natural elements does Cole observe around him?

• Deer and rabbits

• Fish and dolphins

• Wolves and bears

• Eagles and seals

How does Cole describe his parents' feelings towards him?

• Loving

• Proud

• Indifferent

• Supportive

Who is Garvey in relation to Cole?

• His friend

• His uncle

• His parole officer

• His teacher

What does Cole say his parents do all the time?

• Work

• Travel

• Argue

• Drink

What does Garvey ask Cole to do with the ingredients?

• Cook a meal

• Throw them away

• Mix them

• Taste them

How does Cole react to Garvey's demonstration?

• He thanks Garvey

• He cries

• He laughs

• He destroys the room

What does Cole do to the shelter?

• Burns it down

• Repairs it

• Ignores it

• Decorates it

What skill does Cole plan to use to escape the island?

• Running

• Climbing

• Flying

• Swimming

What is Circle Justice?

• A healing process

• A school program

• A legal punishment

• A community service