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    Climbing mountains could be thrilling and a whole lot of fun, but think about when people put themselves and others at risk. People should not rescue people when they put themselves at risk because it is too dangerous, it puts both sides at risk, and false preparation Climbers are putting themselves and the rescuer’s lives at risk, so it creates a bigger problem and more people could end up getting severely injured or it could even result to death. In source 3 “Ranger Killed During Rescue of…

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    I would say climbing Mount Everest is a bad idea say that because climbers have a high chance catching a deadly disease and death.This disease is called AMS(Acute Mountain Sickness).It is caused by reduced air pressure and lower oxygen levels at high altitudes.Most likely to happen if you climb too fast to a high altitude you would get it but to be able to climb mount everest you have to have the right gear and enough oxygen tanks. “180+ have climbed and quickly died”.(p.420)So you…

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    North Face Film Analysis

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    who climb up the North Face, therefore, Toni, Andi and two Australians (Willi & Edi) decide to climb up the North Face. In the beginning of the climbing they are competitors. However, as the time passes on they decide to climb together because Willi get injured with his leg when he haunt during the climb and there is a storm going on when they were climbing. This events is happened at switzerland during 1936. This movie is based on a real historical events. During the movie, when the bodies…

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    Touching the Void is a true story about a man, named joe, and everything he did to survive. Joe and Simon climbed mount Siula Grande, but there were a lot of complications on the way down. Joe breaking his leg was when everything went wrong. Joe did everything he could to keep himself out of danger, and try to get to the bottom of the mountain. There are many important things to ensure survival in a difficult situation. For example, never give up. This is what really pushed Joe to get himself…

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    The book Between Rock and A Hard Place by Aron Ralston is a story about a man who was on a hike in Utah and fell down a shallow canyon and got his arm pinned to the canyon wall by a large boulder and being trapped for 127 hours before making his big move to escape the canyon. Three points that are very important in this book are character development, foreshadowing and imagery that relates the the books main point of choices lead to survival. There are many thoughts and decisions that Aron…

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    Odyssey magazine about climbing Mount Everest. While coming down from the mountain, the expedition group experienced many incidents which caused all but 2 of the members to die. Krakauer was uneasy about the expedition to begin with, but coming home as 1 of 2 survivors severely affected his life after the accident. In Jon Krakauer’s Into Thin Air he uses diction and details to reveal his purpose of showing us his guilt, remorse and how persevering given that many of his climbing partners have…

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    Madeleine Sauter AP English 11 Mrs. Vermillion 19 February 2016…

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    Into Thin Air Literary Analysis Everest will devour all in its icy crevasses and leave one’s thoughts twisted, questioning why they came there in the first place. Into Thin Air, a journalistic view novel by Jon Krakauer, tells of the May 1996 tempest that ominously shadowed Everest, leaving all on the summit oblivious as the storm’s winds growl from a short distance below them. On May 11th when the storm attacked at its full strength, it would leave eight people dying during their summit attempt…

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    the mountain will allow...and who it will not.” The novel Peak is about a 14 year old boy named Peak Marcelo who travels to mt.Everest with his somewhat estranged father Josh, because he had trouble with the law in his home new York because he was climbing a skyscraper. Peak realizes later in the book though that his father only took him in because he wanted the boy to be the youngest to climb mt.Everest. With his father joshes help and his Nepalese friends Sun-Jo and Sun-Jo's wise grandfather…

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    a leader by the knowledge and body fit for the climb. His loyalty was his weakness because he chose to stay behind knowing he wouldn’t survive if he stayed. Rob Hall is an expert climber with a background to prove it. At age nineteen, he began climbing the Himalayas. Hall is built to climb Mt. Everest. In just seven months, Hall managed to climb the highest mountains in all seven continents. The experience Hall has makes him a good…

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