Cole's Journey of Self-Discovery

Cole returns to camp after a swim and spots a wolf, leading to a decision to perform the wolf dance. He works on building a cabin, facing challenges and reflecting on his attitude. Confronted by Edwin and Garvey, Cole realizes the importance of teamwork and self-improvement. Through a morning soak and a symbolic rock-carrying exercise, Cole experiences self-discovery and a change in perspective, understanding the need to let go of anger and blame.

What does Cole notice across the bay after returning from his swim?

• A deer

• A bear

• A coyote

• A wolf

What task is Cole working on when he notices the wolf?

• Fishing

• Building a cabin

• Cooking

• Gathering firewood

Why do Edwin and Garvey refuse to help Cole with the cabin?

• They are too tired

• They want Cole to learn responsibility

• They are busy with other tasks

• They don't know how to help

What does Garvey say Cole still has, despite his claims of change?

• A strong work ethic

• A positive attitude

• A sense of humor

• A chip on his shoulder

What does Cole do alone after Edwin and Garvey go to bed?

• He dances the wolf dance

• He writes in a journal

• He cooks a meal

• He goes for a swim

What realization does Cole have while performing the wolf dance?

• He is afraid of wolves

• He is stronger alone

• He needs the help of others

• He should return home

Why does Cole wake up early the next morning?

• To leave the island

• To go fishing

• To soak in the pond

• To build the cabin

What does Cole carry up the hill as part of his reflection?

• A fishing net

• A piece of wood

• A rock

• A backpack

What does Cole realize he must let go of to move forward?

• His dreams

• His fear

• His friends

• His anger