Cole's anger was about to explode like gunpowder.
No cole learned from the soaking that it can calm his anger and clear his mind was and no he does not try to kill him self peter did
The Spirit Bear teaches Cole the most important lesson that no other person could have taught him. The bear teaches him to be patient and to look at the positive things; anger will only hurt him more. This was taught to Cole because when Cole gets angry and attacks the bear, he almost gets crippled for life, while as when Cole is patient, the bear allows Cole to touch him and Cole feels calm and not afraid.
He doesn't really care about what is happening, its anger that has taken control of his body and mind that is why he burns it down and doesn't care about it.
he is the 9th grade boy who gets his skull smashed on the sidewalk and gets permanent brain damage. later in the book, he tries to commit suicide twice and is sent to the same island coles on to help him get over his anger with cole. after beating up cole and getting back at him, on the same day the become friends.
Explain what a dance of anger might be like for cole?
he was tired
The ancestor rock helped Cole deal with his anger by serving as a physical representation of his emotions. By talking to the rock and smashing it as a way to release his anger, Cole was able to confront and process his feelings in a constructive manner. The ritual of interacting with the rock allowed Cole to connect with his emotions and begin to heal.
he forgave himself.
All I know is that Cole and Peter go into the lake an relax to get all there anger out but Peters anger stays with him and he beats up Cole and then they both start crying and then Peter and Cole kinda make up.
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Cole's anger was about to explode like gunpowder.
Peter showed anger in "Touching Spirit Bear" when he physically attacked Cole during their time together on the island, expressing his frustration and rage towards Cole. This moment revealed Peter's inner turmoil and unresolved issues that he was struggling with.
Cole learns to deal with his anger through the mentorship of Edwin and the healing process on the island. By facing his inner turmoil and reflecting on his negative actions, Cole begins to understand the root of his anger. Through experiences like the bear attack and the Spirit Bear encounter, he learns to let go of his anger and find inner peace.
The rock represents Cole's ancestors and their struggle. It also symbolizes Cole anger when he pushes it down the hill.
At the beginning of the story, Cole is portrayed as angry, aggressive, and lacking empathy for others. Through his transformative experience on the island, he learns to be more introspective, compassionate, and mindful of his actions. Overall, his character development showcases growth in emotional intelligence and a deeper understanding of himself and those around him.