Cole's Journey of Truth and Healing

In Chapter 13 of 'Touching Spirit Bear', Cole is in a hospital room receiving care from Rosie, the nurse, and support from Garvey and Edwin. He reflects on his actions and experiences a nightmare where those who helped him turn into monsters. Through conversations with Garvey and Edwin, Cole realizes the importance of truth and begins to accept responsibility for his actions. He decides to embrace honesty, even if it means facing consequences. The chapter ends with Cole preparing to leave, having learned valuable lessons about healing and acceptance.

Why can't the medevac plane arrive until morning?

• The weather has set in and it's getting dark.

• The plane is out of fuel.

• The plane is undergoing maintenance.

• The pilot is unavailable.

What does Rosie do to help Cole initially?

• She calls his parents.

• She gives him a blanket.

• She starts an IV drip and gives him antibiotics.

• She reads him a story.

What does Cole dream about?

• Winning a race.

• People helping him who then turn into monsters.

• Finding a treasure.

• Flying in the sky.

Why does Garvey say he helps others?

• To avoid boredom.

• To earn money.

• To gain fame.

• To help himself.

What does Rosie say about healing?

• It happens automatically.

• It is impossible without medication.

• Time won't heal the mind as easily as the body.

• It only takes a few days.

What does Cole decide about telling the truth?

• He will only tell the truth to his friends.

• He will tell the truth even if it means going to jail.

• He will continue to lie.

• He will never speak again.