Understanding Cole's Journey and Challenges

The transcript follows Cole, a troubled youth, as he is banished to an island as part of a circle justice program. Initially resistant and manipulative, Cole's journey is marked by anger and defiance. He receives survival instructions from Edwin and Garvey, who emphasize the importance of learning from nature and the spirit bear. Despite his initial resistance, Cole's isolation leads to reflection and destructive actions, symbolizing his internal struggle and the potential for change.

What caused the skiff to wallow through the waves?

• A broken engine

• A storm

• A heavy load of supplies

• A strong current

What was Cole's attitude towards schoolwork?

• He was eager to complete it

• He thought it was a joke

• He found it challenging

• He was indifferent

Why did Cole resent the cabin and the gear?

• He disliked the location

• He thought it was too luxurious

• He felt it was a buyout from his father

• He wanted to build his own shelter

What was Cole's plan regarding Circle Justice?

• To escape as soon as possible

• To sincerely change his life

• To make new friends

• To learn from the experience

What did Garvey emphasize about trust?

• It is given freely

• Cole has a lot to learn about it

• It is not important

• It is easily earned

What was Cole's first impression of the island?

• He found it beautiful

• He thought it was a joke

• He felt at peace

• He was excited to explore

What advice did Edwin give Cole about survival?

• To cut plenty of wood

• To build a new shelter

• To rely on others

• To explore the island

What did Edwin say about the Spirit Bear?

• It has pride, dignity, and honor

• It is dangerous

• It is a myth

• It is common on the island

What did Cole do in his anger towards the shelter?

• He repaired it

• He set it on fire

• He ignored it

• He decorated it