Cole's Journey and Self-Discovery

Cole encounters the Spirit Bear and struggles with whether to share this with Edwin and Garvey. He apologizes for his past behavior and realizes he must stop blaming others to overcome his anger. Cole works on building a cabin, reflecting on his progress and growth. The group performs a Spirit Bear dance, expressing their experiences and emotions. The next morning, they perform a ritual at the pond before Edwin and Garvey depart, leaving Cole to continue his journey of self-discovery.

What does Cole initially think he sees on the island?

• A polar bear

• A Spirit Bear

• A white wolf

• A large white rock

Why does Cole hesitate to tell Edwin and Garvey about the Spirit Bear?

• He thinks they will be angry

• He fears they won't believe him

• He wants to keep it a secret

• He is unsure if it was real

What realization does Cole have about his anger?

• It is a part of him

• He must stop blaming others

• It will never go away

• It is caused by others

How does Cole view his father's behavior?

• As a form of love

• As a misunderstanding

• As a sign of fear

• As intentional cruelty

What does Cole do to show his determination to stay on the island?

• Builds a raft

• Writes a letter

• Catches a fish

• Covers the wood stack

What special item does Cole use to enhance the meal?

• A tablecloth

• A candle

• A special sauce

• A new recipe

What dance does Cole suggest they perform?

• The Island Dance

• The Spirit Bear Dance

• The Bear Dance

• The Fire Dance

What does Edwin's dance symbolize?

• Fear of the unknown

• Pride and acceptance

• Hunger

• Loneliness

What does Garvey's dance include?

• Catching fish

• Building a cabin

• Fighting a bear

• Climbing a mountain

What does Cole feel when Edwin and Garvey leave?

• Relief

• Anger

• Fear

• Excitement