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Rosey is the nurse who cares for Cole after he’s mauled by the Spirit Bear. She’s the only—and according to Garvey, the best—nurse in the small Alaskan village of Drake. She’s short, has a round face, and is warm and jokey as she tends to Cole’s wounds. Rosey makes an impression on Cole, as he’s never seen anyone so happily and willingly make sacrifices for another person as she does to care for him. She does everything in her power as a medical professional to help him with his physical pain, but she makes it clear that it’s up to Cole to find ways to deal with the emotional pain of what happened.
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Rosey Character Timeline in Touching Spirit Bear
The timeline below shows where the character Rosey appears in Touching Spirit Bear. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Chapter 13
...Cole to Ketchikan until morning due to the weather. Edwin introduces the Tlingit nurse as Rosey, the best and only nurse in Drake. When Cole shivers, Garvey passes Rosey the at.óow....
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...was his fault. Garvey and Edwin exchange a glance, and then Cole closes his eyes. Rosey returns with bandages to clean up Cole’s open wounds, marveling that Cole is able to...
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Cole wakes and reaches out, calling hoarsely for Garvey. Garvey turns on the light, and Rosey rushes in. Cole tells them about his dream, and both Rosey and Garvey assure Cole...
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When Cole insists that people want to hurt him, Rosey assures Cole that those people need his help. She gives Cole another shot for the...
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