Cole's Transformation and Consequences

Cole reflects on his past actions and the impact of his time on the island. During a circle meeting, members express doubts about his change, but Garvey defends him. Edwin demonstrates how life changes can occur through persistent pressure or sudden experiences. Cole admits to seeing a spirit bear, which some doubt. The circle decides on consequences, and Cole prepares for them. Garvey and Edwin support Cole, believing in his potential for change, and arrange for his return to the island.

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

• To learn survival skills

• To find peace

• To avoid jail

• To meet new people

How did Cole's mother describe the change in him?

• He became more secretive

• He started talking openly

• He ignored her completely

• He became more aggressive

What was Garvey's stance on Cole's change?

• He believed Cole had not changed

• He thought Cole was pretending

• He was unsure about Cole's change

• He was certain Cole had changed

What did Edwin use to demonstrate the concept of change?

• A song

• A video

• A story

• A physical exercise

What evidence did Edwin provide to support Cole's claim about the spirit bear?

• A photograph

• A video recording

• A drawing

• A report from a fishing crew

What was suggested as a consequence for Cole's actions?

• Sending him to a different island

• Returning him to the island with stricter conditions

• Releasing him without any conditions

• Sending him to a rehabilitation center

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

• By imagining the trial and verdict

• By meditating

• By reading books

• By talking to his friends

What did Garvey and Edwin reveal to Cole during their visit?

• They were giving up on him

• They were going to stop visiting him

• They had convinced the circle to release him to their custody

• They were sending him to a new island