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When all the unfavorable factors come together, it becomes "inevitable"
Makayla 2022-03-22 09:01:33
After watching the movie, I checked the relevant background, and had a very deep understanding of many details in the movie. Seeing that Rob hesitated for a while and still decided to accompany the postman to the top, and then Andy came to help Rob and all three of them were killed, he really felt that the postman was a pig teammate. . . However, after understanding the relevant background, it is reasonable and inevitable. In addition to the storm encountered, there are also some details that were not handled properly: 1. First of all, due to the competitive relationship between the AC team and the MM team, and In 1995, the AC team reached the top with zero customers, and in 1996, both teams had accompanying reporters. It is understandable that Rob still made such an irrational decision at two o'clock later than normal. 2. The ropes at the South Col at nearly 8,000 meters were not fixed in advance, causing about 33 people from AC, MM, and Taiwan teams to cause congestion at Nanshan Pass and the 8,800-meter Hillary Steps. During this period, about 10 people quit. 3. Andy had a mental disorder at high altitude, mistakenly thinking that the oxygen cylinders stored on the Hillary Steps were almost empty, which directly led to his death and Rob did not try to get the oxygen cylinder. 4. AC team accompanying reporter Krakauer thinks that the MM team's guide Anatoli is careless, lacks the professionalism and vigilance that a guide should have, and is arrogant. He reached the summit without oxygen, consumed a lot of physical strength, and returned to Camp 4 earlier than all the team members, without giving the client and team leader Scott the help they should have. The above is only my personal opinion. For the specific situation of the 96 Mountain Difficulty, you can check the relevant articles of the blogger at http://blog.gxnews.com.cn/u/50736/a/1084969.html .
Extended Reading
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Title Card: Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers to summit Everest. Over the next 40 years, only top professional climbers attempted the same feat. One in four died.
Title Card: 1992: New Zealander Rob Hall pioneered the concept of commercial guiding on Everest for amateur climbers. Over the next four years his team, Adventure Consultants, successfully led 19 clients to summit without a single fatality.
Title Card: 1996: Other commercial operators follow Rob Hall's lead, including Scott Fischer's Mountain Madness. More than 20 expeditions compete to summit Everest in the same two week window.
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Rob Hall: Can you just listen up? Guys? We got 2,000 feet, 600 vertical meters to Camp Four. It's roped all the way, so I know you can make it. Now, once we get to the yellow band we're gonna regroup, put on the masks, turn on the gas. Make sense?