Questions and Answers
What were the provisions that Garvey and Edwin gave Cole?
They gave Cole a box of supplies he would need.
What were Cole's real intentions for the Circle of Justice?
Cole wanted to waste everyone's time, because he was never going to do the Circle of Justice.
What is the devil's club?
A shrub in the forest.
What were the four things Edwin told Cole to remember?
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What did Garvey give Cole, and what is it called?
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How did Cole receive the instructions from Garvey?
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What happened to Cole's fingers, and what did he say happened?
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What did Cole do when Garvey and Edwin drove away in the boat?
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Why is Cole so rebellious and defiant?
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What did Edwin tell Cole about his treatment of the animals?
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Study Notes
Provisions for Cole
- Garvey and Edwin provided Cole with essential supplies through a box to aid in his journey of healing and self-discovery.
Circle of Justice
- Cole's true intention for participating in the circle of justice was insincere; he sought to waste time and had no genuine desire to engage with the process.
Devil's Club
- The devil's club is identified as a type of shrub found in the forest, notable for its physical characteristics.
Edwin's Four Reminders
- Edwin emphasized the importance of four key traits to Cole: patience, gentleness, strength, and honesty, derived from observing other animals.
The Att.oow
- Garvey presented Cole with an att.oow, a Chilkat blanket crafted from cedar bark and mountain goat hair, symbolizing warmth and connection to his culture.
Communication Style
- Garvey delivered instructions to Cole verbally, ensuring he engaged in active listening to absorb the guidance provided.
Cole's Anger Management
- In a moment of frustration, Cole retaliated against his anger by punching the jail cell walls, but later claimed he sustained the injuries from a fall.
Arson of the Cabin
- Cole's rebellious nature was further demonstrated when he set fire to the cabin after Garvey and Edwin departed by boat, symbolizing his defiance.
Root of Rebellion
- Cole's rebellious actions stemmed from not getting his way, highlighting his struggles with self-control and emotional regulation.
Nature's Reflection
- Edwin warned Cole that the way he treated animals and nature would ultimately reflect back on him, suggesting a connection between his actions and their consequences.
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Description
Explore Cole's transformation through critical events and teachings in his life. This quiz examines key moments, relationships, and the cultural elements that shape his journey. Test your understanding of the lessons and symbols that contribute to his healing process.
