How does Cole feel about banishment as a punishment in Touching Spirit Bear?

In "Touching Spirit Bear," Cole sees banishment as a harsh but ultimately necessary punishment for his violent actions. Initially, he feels resentful and angry about being isolated, viewing it as an unfair consequence. However, as he spends time alone on the island, he begins to reflect on his behavior and experiences personal growth. Ultimately, he comes to understand that the isolation is a chance for healing and self-discovery.