Cole's Journey of Change and Reflection

Cole reflects on his past mistakes and acknowledges his wrongdoings. The circle members express doubt about his change, but Garvey defends him, suggesting he has changed. Edwin demonstrates how people change through pressure or trauma. A debate ensues over Cole's claim of seeing a spirit bear. Cole struggles with his anger and the truth. The circle decides on Cole's future and consequences. Cole reflects on his life and the possibility of change.

What was Cole's initial reason for going to the island?

• To find peace

• To avoid jail

• To meet new people

• To learn survival skills

How did Cole's mother describe his change after the attack?

• He became more secretive

• He became more aggressive

• He ignored everyone

• He started talking openly

What was the general sentiment of the circle members regarding Cole's release?

• They were indifferent

• They opposed it

• They were undecided

• They supported it

Who was the only person to speak in Cole's defense?

• His mother

• His lawyer

• Garvey

• Peter's lawyer

What did Edwin demonstrate about how people change?

• Through education

• Through isolation

• Through slow pressure or sudden trauma

• Through constant support

What did Cole claim to have seen on the island?

• A wolf

• A black bear

• A spirit bear

• A mountain lion

What was the circle's main concern about Cole's claim of seeing a spirit bear?

• It was irrelevant

• It was a lie

• It was a common occurrence

• It was a misunderstanding

How did Cole mentally prepare for the possibility of going to jail?

• By ignoring the situation

• By talking to friends

• By exercising and reflecting

• By reading books

What did Garvey and Edwin question Cole about during their visit?

• His education

• His family

• His change and past

• His future plans