Sunday, August 24, 2008

Friday, February 16, 2007

Jon a leader?

After the deaths of the guides, I believe that Jon was looked up to as a leader. Even though he had no previous high altidude experience, Jon was always hanging out with the good climbers climbing without using the ropes. After the major climbers died, I think it would be assumed that Jon a leader. When the South African expedition had a radio, the climbers asked them to give the radio to Jon. I believe that the responsiblilty of leadership fell upon Jon when the guides died.
If you were injured or sick with a disease would you still want to climb a mountain that you have always dreamed of climbing.

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Why the trained, not the rookies.

Why do you think that Andy Harris, Rob Hall, and Scott Fischer, who are clearly more professional, die and not the rookies like Jon and the rest of the clients?

Why the trained, not the rookies.

Why do you think that Andy Harris, Rob Hall, and Scott Fischer, who are clearly more professional, die and not the rookies like Jon and the rest of the clients?

Into Thin Air

If you could summarize this book in one sentence how would you describe it? What parts do you think were important. Jon Krakauer survives to tell his epic tale. Would you risk your life and climb Mt. Everest? Do you want to publish a book?

The book Overall

What do you think about this book after you have finished reading it? Do you like the way the author wrote it? Would you recomend this book to anyone?