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1953. Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the first climbers to the summit of Everest. </ P>
Over the next 40 years, only the best climbers tried it. </ P>
One in four climbers died .
1992. Rob Hall from New Zealand pioneered the concept...
commercial guide on Everest for amateur climbers. </ P>
For the following four years the team, Adventure Consultants...
managed to bring 19 clients to the top without any casualties. </ P>
1996. Another commercial guide follows in the footsteps of Rob Hall...
includes the company Mountain Madness of Scott Fischer. </ P>
More than 20 expeditions compete towards Everest peak in the same two weeks.
Please listen.
Everyone!
We still have to take 610 meters, and 600 meters high...
head to Kamp Empat
There are ropes along the way, so you will succeed.
Once you arrive in the yellow area, we regroup...
use a mask, turn on oxygen.
Do you understand?
$ 325 per tube.
Six weeks before
- For oxygen ? - That's too much!
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW NEW ZEALAND
Well, he controls the market.
He estimates there are 20 teams < > in Headquarters Camp this season.
20 squads?
With the Sherpa population and porters, it will definitely be crowded.
Queues at the rope will be long.
- What's this? - Got Helen.
Small decoration for the dining tent.
- You can use it in your hair. -I take it. Thank you. </ P>
I have news. </ P>
We get Krakauer. </ P>
You stole it from Scott Fischer? </ P>
- No, that's the decision . -Good, Rob!
How much does he pay you, Rob?
He only pays airplane fees...
but we get five thousand said in our magazine and photo on the cover page.
That's worth it.
- If you can bring it to the top... -If?
If? How can you say that. </ P>
- Interest. You can? -Thank you, Guy. </ P>
- Hey! -Halo! </ P>
- Are you okay? -Yes , how are you?
- Good. -See yourself!
I know, I'm big.
-This. - Are you okay? </ P>
Yes, but I will miss you. </ P>
Ayo.
Come on, Guy.
Be careful.
-This... -Please, honey.
Come on. Don't worry. </ P>
What worries me is being unemployed here. </ P>
- You're not unemployed. -No, but...
What?
Moments waiting for you.
- Waiting for this boy. -Women.
- Women. -Women. </ P>
Come back before I give birth, Rob Hall. </ P>
Just try to stop me. </ P>
This is the last call for Flight Air New Zealand 7419 to Kathmandu. </ P>
- I love you. -Go, or I will cry. </ P>
Go. </ P>
See you later.
March 30, 1996
Yes.
- That's your only item? -Yes.
We're here.
What team are you joining?
- Adventure Consultants. -Good. I also. I'm Beck. </ P>
- Beck Weathers. -Doug Hansen. </ P>
- Jon Krakauer. -What are you doing? </ P>
- Good -What are you...
- Krakauer from Outside magazine? - True
Really?
What are you doing? Write or climb?
Both of them.
I will let you know about the peak.
No need. I'll be there. </ P>
Look at it later. </ P>
What is your activity if you don't climb, Doug? </ P>
- You mean to live? -Yes.
Various things. Carpenter, postman.
- Carpenter, postman? -Yes.
- Seriously, Did you deliver a letter? -Benan
Postman on Everest?
I hope.
I like that.
post on Everest.
We arrived.
- Beck. -Yes?
You know he reached the last peak of Everest last year?
- Who, Doug? -Yes. </ P>
That's pretty high for the postman. </ P>
Yes. Longs Peak, McKinley. </ P>
I myself never reached the top of McKinley. </ P>
- I know. -Know where? </ P>
1989, right? </ P>
You have done research. </ P>
That's our expertise. </ P>
You will follow the famous footprints. </ P> >
History printed by George Everest...
George Mallory, Tenzing Norgay, Edmund Hillary.
And Rob Hall!
They are all legendary!
Benan
For those who dare realize their dreams...
Adventure Consultants offers something
Why don't we write in the brochure?
Because most of is just a pain.
- Yes. - Really.
Can you share experiences, Mike?
Experience losing your toes.
That's it.
In short, humans are not created to function....
at the height of flying 747 aircraft.
Once you arrive at the top of the Southern Valley...
your body will be dying. Really dying.
Because that's called the Death Zone.
The game is...
can we bring you to the top and come back...
before that happened?
Of course you can.
Introduce Beck Weathers.
You may notice that there are characteristics > Lone Star state?
I'm 100 percent Texan.
You know Mike Groom.
Introduce Andy Harris.
- Harold. -Other guides from Queenstown.
Originally from Taranaki. Greetings. </ P>
Helen and the rest of the team have headed to Camp Headquarters. </ P>
They prepared everything before we arrived. </ P>
Today March 30.
I plan to arrive at the top on May 10.
This is a lucky day for me and Adventure Consultants...
and usually the weather is quite stable on that date.
Meaning...
we have 40 days to train your body and mind...
to do it.
I know you have a mountain climbing experience.
You won't be here without it.
Stu , K2, Broad Peak. </ P>
John Taske. </ P>
1,192 meters on Mount Kosciuszko. </ P>
And... Yasuko Namba. </ P>
Six of the Seven Highest Peak and the only woman.
- Let's make it seven. -Thank you.
But Everest is a challenge different.
That's why you're here, right, Dougie?
Oh yeah. Yes. </ P>
Enough of me tonight. Eat, drink, have fun. </ P>
Tomorrow, we explore. </ P>
- Everything's OK? < br /> - Are you ready?
Dougie.
Alright, everyone, handle.
Fine.
Good, Colonel.
Everything, use earplugs.
Sit down, wear a seat belt.
Thank you, Mike.
Do it or die. Here it is.
Alright.
Do you believe this?
Bravo 270 on the way, calls Bravo 410.
LUKLA 2,860 Meters
- Stay organized. -Hei, relax.
- Yes, I'm ready. -Ready.
Let's start. </ p >
Lead the way, man.
Are you okay?
Yes.
NAMCHE BAZAAR 3,750 meters
He wants to see your climbing permit.
Show your climbing permission!
Greetings.
Thank you, see you later when we come back .
Thank you.
- Everything is OK? -Yes. You? </ P>
- Yes. -Hey...
Thank you, Rob. </ P>
For what? </ P>
You know, the discount. </ P>
You have three jobs, Doug. </ P>
That's all I can do. </ P>
I know, but you don't have to do it, and I appreciate it.
This time you have to arrive at the top.
Yes.
How are you doing, Beck?
I'm fine.
Come on, you can do it.
I thought I'd adapt more fast from this.
You'll be fine.
Bad boys.
- Wow. -Yes. </ p >
How close are you?
I'm very close, but the day is late and I...
is very tired.
If that's me, I think I'll continue.
That's what I think every day.
Why don't you do it?
Because I told him to come back.
>
The 15th morning at the South Peak...
the conditions were bad, we would not have time to spin at 2pm.
Reaching the top was good , Beck...
but you paid me for to take you down safely. </ P>
Remember that. </ P>
Why is he?
One of our Sherpas, Tenzing. He got an accident.
- Oh, huh? -Yes.
Fall when fixing the stairs in lcefall.
That's bad. They have to take it down.
TENGBOCHE PRIVATE 3,867 meters
Greetings.
MEMORIAL CLIMBING, THOK IA 4,877 meters
EVEREST MARKET CAMPING 5,364 meters
Congratulations, you succeeded. Welcome to the Camp Camp!
This year there is a United Nations here.
There is a team of IMAX, South Africans.
And right here...
in the best place...
there is a Headquarters Camp Adventure Consultants.
- Hey, Helen. -Hey. How are you? </ P>
- Nice to see you. - Welcome, nice to see you. </ P>
- Hai, Rob. -Hei.
Congratulations. Are you okay? </ P>
Yes. You? </ P>
- We're fine. -It looks good. </ P>
For those who don't know, this is Helen Wilton...
Headquarters Camp manager.
He will be your mother for the next few weeks.
If there is a problem, tell him and he will fix it.
It's nice to finally meet directly with you.
Ang Dorjee, come here.
Everyone, this is Ang Dorjee.
He's the leader of Sherpa's guide. </ P>
How are you? </ P>
Can you speak English? </ P>
Better than you, Mr. America. </ P>
Surely you are better at climbing from me. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Yes? </ P>
He arrived at the top three times, Beck.
All right. I understand. </ P>
There is tea in the dining tent after you clean it up and...
The communication tent is behind, it's a cooking tent, and there...
is the toilet.
It's a little windy, but remember that...
When the wind blows, you will see what George Everest saw.
Good.
For those who have never used the base of an iron shoe....
the left and right parts are marked with "L" and it can't be exchanged.
Very simple.
First, push in < Br> to shoes like this.
It's hard to believe.
It turns out that the mayor of Camp is Headquarters!
Scott Fischer, Mr. Mountain Madness. </ P>
That's right. </ P>
Want a cup of coffee? </ P>
Sit down. Adapt to the weather! </ P>
Good. Usually I drink tea, but let me try. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
Wow, this year is busy. </ P>
Aku tahu.
There are stupid Kiwis creating a Himalayan guide...
and see what happens.
Yes, and you are immediately involved.
I have to make a living.
You fixed the crash.
Yes.
- This year the damage was bad. -Oh, huh?
The glacier is large.
We put four or five stairs to cross.
You wear a strong rope, right?
Are you ready? Good. This is April 7, around 10:30 a.m.
This is Sandy Hill Pittman, reports to NBC Interactive Media...
and we are at Camp Everest Headquarters!
He is your member?
Someone stole my journalist...
then I have to find another one.
> He is more pleasing to the eye than Jon Krakauer...
-It's certain. -Let it clear...
I didn't steal your journal.
Hey, it's okay.
Outside magazine called me.
They called me.
- They say they want... -No problem. </ P>
They want to send journalists to mountains and ask if I'm interested. </ P>
That's the decision.
All right, Caroline MacKenzie, team doctor. Start, Caro.
- Hi, everyone. -Hei, Caro.
Hello. </ P>
- Sorry. -No. </ P>
So Rob, Harold and Mike will explain about mountain climbing...
but from the medical side...
oxygen important things in reach Everest.
And lack of oxygen.
To have a chance < br /> it's best to reach the top...
you need to prepare your body for thin air up there.
So, for the following month, before the final ascent...
you will do three weather adaptation climbs...
and come back to Headquarters Camp every time.
The difficulty is that every ascent starts and ends with lcefall.
Sorry, but there is no way to play it. </ p >
There are millions of tons of glaciers continuing moving day and night.
There are ice poles as high as buildings...
there is a very deep gap and maybe baseless.
You don't want to be in that place...
especially when the sun shines on it.
So we will be there in the morning and pass it as fast as possible.
Sherpas have prepared stairs above the gap...
and we make it as safe as possible.
But that doesn't mean it's really safe. </ P>
Sudah 19 orang tewas di lcefall.
Hang on!
Hold it.
- Are you okay, Jon? - Are you okay?
- I It's okay. -Good.
Climb slowly.
Remember, we are a team.
Let's take care of each other.
ONE CAMPAIGN 5.944 meters
Be careful of hypothermia...
symptoms like disrupting and strange behavior.
I've seen climbers lack of oxygen
open clothes at an altitude of 8 thousand meters...
because you feel hot. </ P>
You guys know about cerebral edema, brain swelling...
to loss of motor function and finally die.
And pulmonary edema, namely lung - the lungs are full of liquid...
as if you were drowning.
The only cure is to descend from the mountain, as soon as possible.
- Alright. -Good, friend.
But it's not all bad.
Me and the whole AC team will make sure you go up and down with safe...
and you will adapt naturally.
Let's thank Caro, this is the first time he's here.
- All right. -Your good candidate.
April 23
TWO CAMPING 6,492 meters
Congratulations. </ p >
Check the regulator. There must be a hissing sound.
Connect your hose.
- Yasuko. -Beck.
- How are you? -Good. </ P>
- Are you okay? -You are great. </ P>
Can you ask for oxygen? </ P>
Smell .
In situations like this, set your breath, set it to four.
- You will improve. -I've felt it.
How is the climb?
- Hey. -Fun.
- Extraordinary. -What so nice.
Doug, are you okay? </ p >
Upon arriving at Headquarters, ask Caro to examine you.
- I'm fine. -No.
Please use oxygen tonight .
- Yes? -Yes.
Supplies are enough?
- There are many. -All right.
Drink tea.
Lift your shirt a little.
Thank you.
Take a deep breath.
Drink it in morning with a little water, before breakfast.
Good, thank you.
- Beck, it's your turn. - Sorry. This, do it.
Read and cry.
Just relax, Doug.
- You can stop. -Yes?
Your condition is excellent, Beck.
My condition is excellent.
- Benan - Six days a week of gymnastics.
- It's definitely healthy. -You must like that.
Benan
Woe. What's the date?
-25 April. -No!
No!
I want to send a message to my wife. May borrow a fax machine?
Look at this one first. Received overnight.
Happy Anniversary, Beck Peach
- Gosh. -What?
Can you borrow your satellite phone?
If you enter overnight, this is an emergency.
- The fee is $ 25 per minute, Beck. -No.
This one is free.
Seriously?
Thank you.
Rob !
Beck & apos; -Peach, this is me.
What happened?
Nothing. I healthy.
Where are you?
At Camp Headquarters.
You called me from Everest?
This is a satellite phone, baby.
Gosh, how much does it cost? What's the problem?
Nothing problem, Peach.
Sorry, we were in Camp Two, so we couldn't send a fax yesterday.
Happy birthday!
How are children child?
Good.
Peach?
Bub here...
do homework in the morning, as usual.
Want to say hello
Of course.
- Wait. -Good.
- Give regards. -Hey, Daddy!
- Hey, kid! - Hi!
Daddy missed you.
Meg left for the first date last weekend.
That's right!
Really?
- Release it! -Peach? </ p >
I miss you, honey.
Ibu? Ibu?
I miss kids.
Very.
Peach?
I have to take the kids to school...
so I have to go.
- Good. - Be careful.
Dah.
Are you okay?
p>
Normally he never calls.
I think he's scared.
Come on, guys, come on!
- Come on. -Come on, Beck. </ P>
If you don't dance, you are prohibited from climbing! </ P>
Welcome, Beck Weathers! </ P>
Don't dance, don't climb! Don't dance , don't climb!
Hey, man. You stole supplies? </ P>
Yes, you want? </ P>
No. I waited until I arrived at the top. </ P>
I doubt that, Neal. </ P>
We will arrive. </ P>
Too much competition, Toli.
We don't need competition between people.
There is competition between everyone with this mountain.
And the mountain always wins.
SURFACE LHOTSE 7,132 meters
Ang Dorjee! -Yes?
Stay there, Beck. </ P>
I'll go down! </ P>
Harold, Mike, this is Rob. </ P>
- Mike here. - We don't can continue.
Bring them back...
come down from the surface and return to Camp Headquarters. Rotate. </ P>
- Ang Dorjee, let's go, we'll go down. -Good. </ P>
My hand. </ P>
Good, head again. </ P> >
Continue to fist, let blood flow.
What's wrong?
We're still waiting for South Africans.
Orang Taiwan juga lama sekali.
Hey, Ian. You haven't paid the charge yet. </ P>
Yes. I will send your money to buy yak. </ P>
- Are you serious? -Come on, hurry up. </ P>
How long have you waited? </ P>
-45 minutes. - Very cool. </ P>
- Yes. - Sting, huh? </ P>
Yes. Just at the fingertips. </ P>
- Rob, we have to cross them. -We're trying. </ P>
He freezes. </ P>
- Ready? < br /> - Safe.
- Cross him, Mike! -Good.
Good, Beck.
Very good. </ p >
Good. No, lift your head.
Balance yourself!
Help me. Please! </ P>
Mike, are you okay? </ P>
- The stairs are strong for two people? -Will I take the rope and tie you up. </ P>
- Diam di situ, Beck. -Aku tak bisa mengangkat diriku!
I will help you.
- Fine. -You will be fine, Beck.
- I'm safe. -But me, Scott. </ P>
Pick me up! </ P>
- Already bound? -Beres. </ P>
Come on. </ P>
I will help you, Beck. I'm coming. </ P>
Slowly, you're bound, friend. </ P>
- My hand is numb. -You are fine. </ P>
- Hold me. -Beck, Beck, Beck.
- Hold me! - Stay there.
- I'm here, I'm at you. -I can't pull myself!
I hold you.
Are you okay?
There is no guarantee to the top , I can accept.
But I died because of waiting in line like at Walmart.
Not for that I paid you $ 65,000.
Take me down from here.
Bagus. Berjalan selangkah demi selangkah.
Thank you for coming.
Listen, this year the Headquarters Camp is very full, so...
I think we need to join like this....
and plan and schedule.
Sort of a turn?
Yes.
On Everest?
All know Everest is a business for you, Robert, are you kidding me? </ P>
You have no right to set when we can climb and not climb. </ P>
I don't manage you . I request.
If we know everyone's plan to get to the top...
we can avoid the disaster that happened in the Falls today.
Schedule for Adventure Consultants May 10th.
-We are too! -We too.
May 10.
That will be a long queue on Hillary Step.
Right, that is what I mean.
This is ridiculous. We may go to when we want to. </ P>
Understand? I don't need your permission to climb the mountain. </ P>
Ian, you've seen the number of people in the Headquarters Camp? </ P>
- Discussion is over. Come on. -Ian! Hey. </ P>
Oh, Rob! </ P>
- Come in! -Hai. </ P>
Drink, Rob! Come on. </ P>
Cheers. </ P>
Cheers! </ P>
- Can we talk? -Yes. </ P>
- You're unwell ? -No, just a little...
Just a little heartburn.
- I mean stomach ache. -Maybe because of Sandy caviar.
I told you not to drink Dom Perignon together!
What's up, Roberto?
I don't like crowds on a rope.
We will can be a problem once arrived in Camp Three.
Do you want to arrive at the top of the 10th?
- Yes. -I too.
You mean we have to join?
That's an idea.
Geez.
I don't know. Our style is different. </ P>
You're a guide. You're the best, but...
I believe that if I can't go to the top of my own efforts...
You should not be on the mountain.
You guide your team, I guide you...
I just suggest so that we work together.
The only way that we arrive at the top is to work together.
Especially attach a rope.
That makes sense.
Why not?
- Yes? -Yes, I understand what you mean.
Good. that's all.
Alright.
Who will lead up there?
Rob. Jika kubilang aku akan lakukan, akan kulakukan.
You have to work with Ang Dorjee, because now we work together.
I just said, if we both...
Understand?
Ang Dorjee.
We are all professionals.
We will work together and complete this task.
- All right. -Yes. </ P>
We plan to save eight oxygen tubes...
on the South Peak. </ P>
- I don't use oxygen. - What do you mean? </ P>
Don't use oxygen? </ P>
- Come on. You know you want. - British. I don't need it. </ P>
But Anatoli, this year you guided Scott. </ P>
The life of a person is in your hands. This is work. </ P>
Never use it. Will not use. </ P>
The problem is bigger if you run out. </ P>
Good. </ P>
Kutaruh tambahan oksigen di atas.
- Okay, that's good. -Good.
As long as you understand.
If you work for me, you use oxygen, or you don't work for me.
You don't need to ask.
I've been on top without oxygen, Rob.
I don't need to use it with clients. p>
Next, we have to fix the rope.
- Yes. - Especially above the Lhotse Surface.
Hillary Step needs a new rope. Southeast Hill Back as well. </ P>
Right. Well...
My ID is that we work together and attach the rope together. </ P>
We share the task. </ P>
- Agree? -ide good.
You and Lopsang work together.
Talk about who fixes what and where.
Only the Important - </ p >
I didn't ask what to bring, but prepare it better.
450 grams below here to 4.5 kilos up there.
Light and fast.
I was forced to take out my coffee to top. </ P>
Run! </ P>
- The camera is dying. -Good. </ P>
5 MAY
This will be a tough week. </ P>
But it will be the best Friday in your life. </ P>
What are our plans for Friday? </ P>
To the top of Everest! </ P>
- Now depend on me, huh? -Benan
- Take three cards. -From Jan.
I thought it was a woman. Hard to believe.
My daughter is female! </ P>
Congratulations! </ P>
I guessed it. </ P>
- I thought so. - Congratulations. </ P>
Thank you , Doug. Thank you, guys. </ P>
When did she give birth? </ P>
Pertengahan Juli, begitu aku pulang.
- You'd better sleep now. -Yes, that's right.
Hey, Rob.
- Yes? -JadL "</ p >
Jan doesn't mind you here?
Krakauer's sword is unsheathed.
It's OK. Jan is a climber, Jon, he understands. </ P>
- Yes! -Repeat, Helen. </ P>
What about your wife, Doug? </ P>
He didn't mind since we divorced.
Since then he has never objected.
- I'm sorry. -No.
I ask because Peach tells me...
"If you climb one more mountain, I will divorce you."
Then you go here!
No, the worst part is...
I forgot to tell him.
You can't forget to say want to climb Everest!
Really, I forgot to say.
Good. Everything is clear. </ P>
It's painful, dangerous, damaging the relationship...
gets you out of money. </ P>
Is there a negative side to climbing?
I have to ask, you know that.
Why?
Why.
Because...
The mountain is there! </ P>
That's why. Thank you, Mr. Mallory. </ P>
Come on. I'm serious. </ P>
Yasuko. Why did you climb Everest? </ P>
I'm 47 years old...
I've climbed six from the seven highest mountains, so...
Of course I have to climb the seventh.
That's not the answer.
No. Why not the others? </ P>
Doug. </ P>
"Me? & apos; Why? </ P>
- Come on, tell me about kids. - What? </ P>
- Ceritakan soal anak-anak. -Anak-anak siapa?
Do you have children?
Yes, you have. I thought I already told you...
there was an elementary school at home. </ P>
I talked to the kids there...
and they helped me gather < br /> money to come here...
and give me the flag for at the top, and ".
So, I thought, maybe this...
If they see an ordinary person capable...
realize an impossible dream, they will be inspired...
and do the same.
I climb Mount Everest...
because I can. </ P>
Because I can climb that high...
and see the beauty that doesn't seen by others...
Too bad if you don't do it.
Agree, Dougie.
-That's it. -I like that.
Hello?
Hey. Am I waking you up? </ P>
No.
I wake you up. Liar. </ P>
- Are you okay? -Yes. </ P>
Yes, I feel better now. </ P>
I miss you. </ P>
I miss you. </ P> p>
Tomorrow is the last ascent.
You arrived at the top of Friday?
Yes, the 10th.
- That's your lucky day. -Benar .
How about the weather? </ P>
Good. </ P>
We will get a good chance. </ P>
So, girls. < /p>
Yes .
You went to the doctor, have done a scan?
- You saw it? -Sure.
Then? Come on. What is it like? </ P>
You know. Blonde hair, her smile is sweet...
perfect weight and height, would be a great climber. </ P>
He is there, Rob. </ P>
- Wow. - A little from me, a little of you.
Little bear, huh?
Then, one day, you...
and me...
and little Sarah will climb together.
Sarah?
Yes, what do you think?
- No! - Come on. </ P>
- No! - Please? Think about it. </ P>
No.
You're still there? </ P>
Sure. </ P>
I love you. </ P>
I also love you.
Sleep well, honey.
All right. Ah. </ P>
Calm down. You'll be fine. </ P>
ONE CAMPING 5,944 meters
We will take you down.
Neal, are you okay?
Dale, he doesn't look good.
- We have to take him down. -Yes.
p>
No. I think he's in front. </ P>
Don't take too long to look at the top. </ P>
It's a long journey. </ P>
Head down, a step step by step.
Good, boss.
Do you see Dale?
Yes, he doesn't look good...
but Neal can take care of it.
I tried to contact you.
- You're kidding. -No.
This tool doesn't work, huh?
I will go down to Camp One.
If he is sick, I bring him to Camp Headquarters...
then back up. You guys are good Okay?
Yes.
He can't be too far away.
I will go down half the time.
I will catch up with you !
TWO CAMPING 6,492 meters
Rob calls Guy.
Rob calls Guy, you upstairs?
MOUNTAIN PUMORI 8 KM DIRECTION FROM EVEREST
Guy to Rob. I'm here. </ P>
Nice to hear you, Gee. </ P>
Where are you? </ P>
Camp One, Pumori. </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Well, I saw the annoying old man.
Look, I guess you're on the mountain wrong.
I can't talk, we have to leave here.
Good. Listen, beware on the slopes of the children. </ P>
I'll go back to the adult place. </ P>
Don't worry, Rob. I'll watch you. </ P >
Ice!
Rob!
I hold you!
Harold, are you okay?
All is well OK?
We're fine!
Come here, sit down.
I'm fine.
Look at me.
- Look at me. -I'm fine.
Look at me, Harold!
I said I'm fine.
- All right. -I'm fine.
- Come here. -Thank you. </ P>
Don't do that again to me! </ P>
Sorry. </ P>
All right. </ P>
I will help Frank, he has a little trouble.
Good.
THREE CAMPING 7,315 meters
Sit down.
Give him oxygen.
Rob Hall calls Scott Fischer,
Mountain Madness, do you hear?
Hey! Scott here. </ P>
I went down to the Camp Headquarters, and now return to Camp One. </ P>
I'll catch up with you tomorrow. </ P>
You don't rest a day?
Scott, you sound less healthy.
Rest a day.
It won't. Skip all the fun?
The trip is too heavy for a day, even for you, Scott.
You know the saying.
The problem is not at altitude, but in attitude
Are you sure you will be fine?
- Scott? -I'll be fine.
I was injecting dexamethasone.
Don't push yourself too hard. Done. </ P>
Rob, I'm from Mal's place for the latest weather information. </ P>
The storm is moving fast. </ P>
Slightly changes direction. </ P>
It might still go north, but if it doesn't...
the weather will arrive around the 11th.
That's the weather forecast, Helen.
This mountain has its own weather. We watch over it.
I just let you know.
I appreciate, Helen.
Why do we do this to ourselves us?
This is crazy.
I didn't tell Krakauer about this...
when he asked why we climbed Everest.
When I was home...
there is a...
a large black cloud follows me.
You know, like depression?
When I'm here...
- On this mountain, on any mountain... -Yes?
As if this is medicine.
I feel reborn
You're happy now?
No, I'm starting to wonder.
It's suffering.
- Yes. -This is suffering.
Yes.
Suffering a few more days...
and for a lifetime you will be the person who reached Everest
I hope I arrive there.
Yes.
I hope to get there, and go home.
What do you think, Mike ?
It looks good.
A little windy in the upper region.
If the wind gets tighter, we can go down immediately.
- Exactly. - That's your decision, Rob.
Let's continue.
FOUR CAMPING 7,951 meters
Rob!
Are you okay?
It's not good!
I hope it will subside when the sun goes down.
Normally so.
I don't like this.
We can't climb if it doesn't subside.
I'll talk to Scott as soon as he arrives. </ p >
Good.
Scott! Scott! </ P>
- Toli? -Here! </ P>
TOOL! </ P>
Where's Rob? Where are they? </ P>
- We just come down! -No. </ P>
What does team Rob do? </ P>
He wants to see if the weather is will subside.
If he waits...
we wait.
Good.
Friday May 10
00.30 MORNING
Hey, friends. </ p >
Come and see.
God still loves us.
Nothing?
Where is the bad?
Exactly. </ P>
That's crazy. </ P>
Ready to leave? </ P>
All right, everyone. We get a chance. </ P>
I don't know when, but we will continue. </ P>
We leave in half an hour. </ P>
We have to go back at 2 pm, let's climb. </ P> p>
Good.
Today is the time?
Yes.
Now or not at all.
Geez.
South Africans are late in Camp Three.
They don't arrive at Camp Four. Maybe it's stuck there.
Maybe the wind has passed.
The storm hit us all night...
but now there's nothing.
So it's worth trying.
I'll tell everyone via radio.
Any message?
Yes, contact Jan and say we leave.
I'll call you 12 hours again when we arrive at the top, Helen.
Schedule returns at 2 pm.
Good luck, everyone.
Thank you, Helen. Come on. </ P>
- See you at the top. - Calm down, Scott. </ P>
I want to sleep for two hours, then I catch up with you. </ P>
- All right. -Up to meet at the summit.
Have fun, Pittman.
You rest.
See you there.
Bring the rope to Hillary Step?
Yes.
- Good. -Good.
All right. Yes,
THE BALCONY 8,412 meters
04:30 AM
Can it be faster?
Can't. It's too difficult. </ P>
This takes time. </ P>
We are running out of time. </ P>
Beck. What's wrong? </ P>
I don't know. </ P>
I had an eye surgery two years ago. Maybe that's the problem. </ P>
I don't know. </ P>
Okay. </ P>
You go first. </ P>
Beck, let's sit. </ P>
Beck. Look at me. </ P>
You will come down with someone. </ P>
I don't want to go down, Rob. </ P>
- You have to go down. -I don't want go down.
Alright.
Beck, with
You can wait here for half an hour. Beck, listen to me.
If after that the weather gets better...
join the queue and continue climbing.
But if it doesn't improve, Beck, your trip ends.
Good.
Sherpas will put extra oxygen in the South Peak...
then send one of them to pick you up. Understand? </ P>
Yes? </ P>
All right. </ P>
Good. </ P>
See you later. </ P>
Sandy, do you want down?
What? Don't want to. </ P>
Look, Lopsang, I'll arrive at the top. Understood? </ P>
- Good. -I don't want to go back. </ P>
- Understood? -All right. </ P>
SOUTH WALLS
p>
Where is the rope?
There are no ropes!
There should already be.
You have an extra rope?
Lopsang who is carrying a rope. He's not here! </ P>
Harold. There is no rope? </ P>
No.
Neal. </ P>
Hey, Rob. </ P>
There is no rope from the cliff to Hillary Step, replace.
Where is Ang Dorjee and Lopsang?
Ang Dorjee is here, but there is no sign of Lopsang.
So I, Neal, and Toli must install a new rope, change it.
- They were found? - Yes. </ P>
- Good. -Let's do it! </ P>
What happened? </ P>
There are no straps attached. </ P>
What? </ P>
Good. </ P>
Step by step, Doug. </ P>
Come on, Dougie. Inhale, Dougie. </ P>
Come on, guys, go on.
Inhale, Dougie, hold it.
You can, Dougie.
- I know you can. -Yes. </ P>
I don't want to see you back for the third time. </ P>
10.25 MORNING
John. You're back down? </ P>
Ada masalah.
There is no rope above the South Peak.
I know, friend...
but we are handling it.
I'm tired of waiting. < br /> I'm cold.
Sorry, Rob.
It's up to you, mate.
I don't want to run out of oxygen up there.
Sorry, Rob.
There are a few obstacles.
Lou, Stuart, and John Taske just returned.
Just below the South Peak. </ P>
What is the condition so far? </ P>
Cold and windy. </ P>
Tell me, Rob. </ P>
Good Helen. Thank you, dah. </ P>
I hope this year the client will reach the top. </ P>
If they don't move immediately...
they will be late.
Yes.
Jon will say what about that in the article?
This is Rob. Friends...
HILLARY STEP 8,760 meters
Lou, Stu, and John Taske step back.
What's the problem?
Yes, guys, we...
We sent Toli and Neal to the top of the Step...
11.52 LATE
to attach a rope.
We are at the bottom of Step, replace.
Rob, this is Mike.
How's Doug doing?
Doug behind me, I leave him to be able to move fast.
I see you now. Yes, this is me. Let's hurry...
As soon as we can, change. </ P>
We take everything to so you can get a safe signal. </ P>
Rob calls headquarters, do you hear, Helen?
- Are you okay? - Accepted, Camp Marks to Rob.
Any news from Scott?
Where do you know where he is?
- Hey, guys! - Where are you?
12.25 DAY
There is a serious problem in Hillary Step.
We are one hour late!
Calm down.
People people just sit down, spend oxygen.
Come here as soon as possible.
Are you okay, Beck?
Yes, there is a little problem /> with my eyes.
Do you want to go back?
There is a problem under Hillary Step. It's crazy.
Get down with us.
Can't, I promise Rob will wait for him.
- It's up to you. -I'm fine.
See you soon below.
Neal, ready!
Good, Toli! I'm done. </ P>
The strap is attached! Safe to climb! </ P>
12.45 DAY
Good, we climb! </ P>
- Hey, Mike. -What? </ P>
I'm running out of oxygen.
Rob, this is Mike.
It's safe here.
I'll be here with Yasuko, until there is an empty line.
I'll be here until I see Doug. Done. </ P>
Come here. </ P>
01.14 AM
We succeed! </ P>
You succeeded! </ P>
02.00 DAY < /p>
Yasuko.
- Seven. -Seven.
- Seven Peaks. -Seven.
Come here. I'm proud of you, Yasuko. </ P>
Very proud. </ P>
Thank you. </ P>
Rob called Headquarters. </ P>
Rob, this is Helen, hello? Where are you? </ P>
I'm at the top of Everest, Helen, we succeeded. </ P>
Did you hear? </ P>
We hear you clearly, Rob.
It's nice to hear your voice up there.
Who are you with?
Right now, I'm with Mike and Yasuko.
- We're down, Rob. -You have to go now.
Rob. See you later. Thank you. </ P>
Jon K has come and gone. </ P>
Doug came from the horizon. </ P>
What about Beck? </ P>
Beck has problem with his view.
He waited in the southeastern hill, in the Balcony...
for the first person to return.
You will be back soon , right?
We will be home in a few minutes.
As soon as I see Doug, we will immediately come down, change.
All right. that's good, Rob.
We all pray for Doug.
Finish, Helen.
- Congratulations. -Welcome!
- Good, Lopsy! -You succeeded!
You look unwell.
My stomach hurts.
You see Doug?
Oh yeah. He is very...
far behind. </ P>
Hey, Roberto. Where is your team left? </ P>
Because I'm sure my entire team...
made it to the top.
I saw them.
Calm down, I won't tell Krakauer.
Good, friend. < br /> My team is mixed up.
This year you won.
Scott, you don't look healthy.
& apos; Lopsang. - Yes? </ P>
Take him down. </ P>
All right. Come on. </ P>
Harold. What are you doing? </ P>
Checking oxygen. There is no full tube. </ P>
There is a full tube, I see it when it rises. </ P>
No.
You have to double-check. </ P>
I just checked, the tube is not full. </ P>
Harold, listen, I see...
I've checked it twice.
Yes. Alright, guys. </ P>
I'll go down. </ P>
Harold? </ P>
03.15 SORE
Doug, Doug, Doug -
- It's over. -What?
Sorry. No, no, no. </ P>
Doug, you're late. </ P>
You go, I'll catch up later. </ P>
Doug, listen to me. </ P>
> - It's too late. -No, come on! </ P>
Listen to me, friend, forgive me...
but you have to go down. </ P>
Understood? </ P>
I can -
It's close, friend. It's close. </ P>
I won't come back next year, this is an opportunity my last.
Let me do it.
- Good. -Please, Rob.
Come on we do.
- Let's finish it. -Good.
- Come on. -Thank you.
Come on, Doug.
There's no hope of getting...
My big art house
No...
Beck?
Are you okay?
Who is that?
Jon.
My view is unclear, Jon. I'm cold.
Mike behind me.
He is behind with Yasuko.
p>
You'll be fine. Mike behind me.
Are you okay?
See you below.
4:00 AM
it is.
10 more steps, friend.
Try it, Doug.
Good. </ p >
Good.
You succeeded!
Because of you.
For children in school.
Congratulations, Doug. Come on.
Be careful.
Let me help.
Come on, I'll help you stand up.
- I need more oxygen. -No way.
We have to go down to the South Peak, come on. p>
Guy Cotter calls the Everest Headquarters Camp. Are you there, Helen?
Guy, this is Helen, how are you?
Good.
I saw clearly the peak...
and there are still climbers above. They are not our team, right?
Three people reached the top, and they're down.
Why are they so long?
The schedule is back at two o'clock in the afternoon, and they've passed it.
There is a cloud coming from the valley, very thick.
Thank you, I called them now, Guy.
Rob, answer, this is Helen.
Be careful, Dougie! Good.
Good. Walk over the edge. </ P>
Good. </ P>
Rob, is that you? </ P>
Beck? </ P>
This is Mike, Beck. What are you doing here? </ P>
I can't see, this is bad. </ P>
Are you okay? </ P>
There is a problem with Beck. </ P>
Hey, Mike, we run out of oxygen. We have to move.
I will help you stand up.
- I brought Yasuko. -Nice.
I hold you.
You're fine.
Doug, come on!
Come on!
I'm cold. </ P>
Mike, Harold, Ang Dorjee, stop first, we have a problem. </ P>
We run out of oxygen, Doug. </ P>
We run out oxygen. We have to keep moving. Come on. </ P>
Ayo !
Mike, Harold, are you hearing? I need people...
I need people up with oxygen.
Anyone, I beg you.
p>
Doug, come on guys!
Harold, do you hear?
Does anyone see Ang Dorjee?
Ang Dorjee just passed me, He headed down.
He went down.
Can you stop him, ask him to spin? I need someone up.
Hey , Ang Dorjee! </ P>
Ang Dorjee! </ P>
Camp Headquarters, you hear? </ P>
Helen to Rob, speak. </ P>
Helen, me need one oxygen tube at the top of Hillary Step.
I can't take her down without her.
I'm exhausted.
I understand you need one tube oxygen at the base of Hillary Step.
We will send it as quickly as possible.
My last words on Ang Dorjee are...
"Please leave two oxygen tubes on the South Peak."
Yes.
I heard, Rob.
Children...
there is oxygen in the South Peak, right?
No, Rob, this is Harold.
There is no oxygen in the South Peak.
I repeat, there is no oxygen.
Ang Dorjee keeps four tubes there, Harold.
p>
Harold, where are you?
Can you hear, Harold?
Harold!
Harold, do you hear?
I need around...
half an hour to go back to the South Peak.
Fine, I come.
If you don't have oxygen, don't go up.
We move.
I come, Rob.
Rob, this is Camp Headquarters.
I heard, Caro.
Rob, can you come down by yourself? p>
Caro, we haven't been at that point.
Rob, who are you with?
I'm with Doug.
We listen.
We listen. p>
Come on, Dougie. A little more, come on.
Rob, how is Doug's awareness?
He is very weak.
He fainted after we ran out of oxygen.
Give him 8 milligrams of dexamethasone.
Means two tablets, Rob.
Guy calls Rob.
Speak, Guy, I hear you. </ P>
Rob, you better get down. </ P>
You know there's no point in you upstairs. </ P>
We can send people to help Doug...
Come on, we're betting people's lives.
I don't want to leave Doug.
We have to keep moving.
We must continue move, we are in danger.
Helen will need help...
so I'll try to go back.
Good. Go. </ P>
Hey, Scott. </ P>
Scott! Are you okay? </ P>
Lopsang -
Lopsy! </ P>
I'm not strong anymore. </ P>
I'm not strong. </ P>
Go, ask Anatoli here...
ask Anatoli to bring oxygen again.
Good.
- Go! -Good.
I'll send Anatoli here.
- Come on. -You come down.
No, friend.
I won't leave you, Doug.
- Come on! -I have to rest.
No, Doug, you come with me!
I only need 10 minutes, Doug, come on!
Please, Dougie, come on.
10 minutes. We will arrive at the bottom of the Step. </ P>
Move this foot. </ P>
This leg, Dougie, come on! </ P>
Come on. </ P>
Good.
Woe.
Hold it. Come on, come on! Take the chair! </ P>
No, no. Come on, Dougie! </ P>
DOUG, come on, hurry up! </ P>
Doug! I'm going to the South Peak to get oxygen. </ P>
Did you hear? I'll look for oxygen. </ P>
But you have to wait here! </ P>
Understand? Wait here! </ P>
Don't move! I'll be back! </ P>
Hey, Rob. </ P>
Beck! Stop! You're going the wrong way! </ P>
Stop! </ P>
Come back! Back! </ P>
Beck, calm down! </ P>
Rob! </ P>
Harold! </ P>
Harold!
Rob!
- Harold? -I got oxygen!
This, I found half empty.
Where is Doug? </ P>
Doug is gone. </ P>
What is he? </ P>
Killed! </ P>
Camp Four in that direction! </ P> >
Stand up!
Come on!
Come on! Beck! </ P>
I'll find help! </ P>
Here! </ P>
- Toli! -Where else? </ P>
They're still out there. </ P>
Jon! I need help! </ P>
What? </ P>
They are out there, I need help! </ P>
I can't see, Toli. </ P> >
I'm blind because of snow.
Beck, Doug.
They need help.
They are still out there.
I will search for them! You wait here! </ P>
12:00 p.m.
Usahamu bagus.
Toli! Sandy needs oxygen! </ P>
Sandy, this! </ P>
- Can you walk? -No. </ P>
I'll be back! </ P>
I'll stay!
Give it to me.
Can't move, the valve freezes!
Take this.
Gloves. </ P>
Sorry. </ P>
Come on, guys. </ P>
Come on, Harold. </ P>
Thank you for coming back. </ P>
Thank you for coming back. </ P >
Hello, Camp Headquarters.
Helen, this is Jan.
Why haven't you notified me? Why doesn't anyone call me?
They were attacked by a storm, Jan. Very bad. </ P>
Where is he? </ P>
We don't know, but...
he is still at the top 4 o'clock.
Gosh. Can he come down? </ P>
Rob can, but Doug doesn't. </ P>
and the body gets worse.
Send Ang Dorjee up.
He will take them down.
- Helen, do you understand? - Helen! Give me the latest news! </ P>
Send Ang Dorjee up. </ P>
We will look for it. </ P>
I'll call you so can hear from him. </ P>
Once you hear from him.
- Thank you, Helen. - Understood?
All right.
- Where is he ? -Guy, I haven't heard from him.
I'll look for it.
I've tried.
- Guy... /> - Wait a minute. </ P>
Rob? This is Guy, where are you?
Guy, I've done that for two hours.
Alright. Rob, this is Guy.
- Save your strength, friend. -Helen.
Once there is a chance, move, you know the procedure.
There is an oxygen supply in the South Valley.
- For those who need to be allowed to take it. - That's good, thank you.
The Mall Team will go up and doing a search is possible.
For those who leave, we leave at dawn, if the weather permits.
Sure, Helen. At dawn. </ P>
That's good, David. </ P>
Tell Ed the situation, I will follow. </ P>
Camp Four, answer. </ P>
03.00 MORNING
Rob. Rob, did you hear? </ P>
David Breashears stored oxygen in the South Valley that could be used. </ P>
We formed a team to pick you up. </ P>
Hot.
I'm burning.
No.
Yasuko.
Sandy?
Come on!
Saturday May 11
Rob, talk. Please lift.
05.00 MORNING
Raise, mate, please.
Any news from others?
Anatoli managed to bring home three clients from the Southern Valley last night...
but Beck and Yasuko are still out there.
They do a search...
but everyone from above is exhausted.
Rob, are you? </ P>
Rob, where are you? We send people to pick you up. </ P>
Rob, this is Camp Headquarters. </ P>
I don't can... I can't move...
I can't move anymore.
Hey, guys. I know. I know. </ P>
But you have to keep moving. </ P>
My hands...
I can't feel my hands, they both freeze. </ P> >
I have to melt my mask.
That's good. You have to make the mask work.
The sun will rise and...
... you will feel warmer, and can move.
-Guy. -Yes ?
Guy. Here was Harold here. </ P>
Where did he go? </ P>
Rob, is Doug with you? </ P>
Harold...
Doug .. Doug is gone. </ P>
Harold is gone. </ P>
I need help. </ P>
Rob, you have to go down. Where are you? </ P>
Where are you? p>
Guy...
I'm in...
In the small gap exactly under the South Peak.
Alright . You can do it. </ P>
You just need to get out from that gap...
and slide for the rest of the way. </ P>
Guy, send a team.
Understand?
I need help.
There are a number of Sherpas coming in bringing tea, oxygen.
You just need to go down.
Rob.
Can you connect to Jan?
- To Rob? -Connect him.
Let's just try it. We...
Put the satellite phone on the side of the radio. </ P>
Only Jan can encourage him to move. </ P>
Guy calls Rob.
Guy calls Rob. You heard? </ P>
- We're new... -Rob, are you there? </ P>
- We contacted him. -This. </ P>
Rob, this is Helen.
Accepted.
Jan wants to talk to you, Rob.
Jan my wife?
Yes, he here.
Jan, you're connected.
Good.
Hi, baby, how are you?
Hi, my dear.
I'm a little...
it's a little cold...
but I'm fine.
I know.
The sun will warm you up soon.
Dear -
You have to move.
You have to go down.
My hands...
froze.
My legs froze.
We sent people carrying tea and oxygen.
But you have to move. Rob? You hear? </ P>
You have to make your circulation work. </ P>
Good, my dear. </ P>
Do it right now. </ P>
I love you. </ P>
p>
Done.
Come on, Rob.
We can't carry them.
That's impossible.
Needed....
We need all our energy...
to go down.
I don't want to die.
Helen, this is Mike . Do you hear?
Speak, Mike. What's up? </ P>
Good, Mike. Thank you for notifying.
DO NOT RETURN
Meg?
Bub?
Helen Kamp Headquarters. Helen Camp Headquarters. </ P>
Ang Dorjee, this is Helen. </ P>
We must return! </ P >
There will be another bad storm.
- Your decision, Ang Dorjee. - Sorry.
We tried again after the storm passed.
We leave tea and oxygen here. Sorry. </ P>
We must let Rob they don't come. </ P>
Good. </ P>
Rob, this is Guy. </ P>
Guy. </ P>
I can't stop shaking. </ P>
Friends are hit by strong winds. </ P>
You have to go to lower to survive.
Let me think about it.
I think I can survive here last night again.
We will try again tomorrow morning.
- Helen? -Yes.
He is still out there.
He is under the South Peak.
He has oxygen, but freezes.
We don't know if he can open it.
There are people with him?
No.
No. </ p >
Bring him down before dark. He won't last one more night.
We know.
But the storm is back, very bad.
We can't send people tonight. </ P>
We've tried. </ P>
All he has on the moon. </ P>
Can you connect it again? < /p>
Of course .
Guy, contact Rob.
Hey, Rob, this is Guy.
Jan wants to talk.
Wait. Give me a minute. </ P>
Good. </ P>
Hi, baby. </ P>
How are you? </ P>
Aku memikirkanmu.
You sound good.
You're warm, honey?
There's a little frostbite.
I can't wait to take care of you.
I can't wait for you to go home. </ P>
What about Sarah? </ P>
Sarah? </ P>
Yes. </ P>
Sarah is fine. </ P>
Sarah is fine. p>
Can I call her Sarah for me?
Yes, of course.
I don't think I'll have time to meet her.
I'm sorry.
Don't say that.
If anyone can survive, you are the one.
Remember?
I love you.
Don't be too worried.
Good night, my dear.
I love you, Rob.
I love you.
Hey.
I'm here, come on. Come on.
Helen, have you heard?
Mike, speak.
Beck is still alive.
He walked to the camp.
David Breashears and team IMAX will bring it down to Camp One. </ P>
Thank you, Mike. </ P>
We don't know what happened, but he is still alive.
The problem is, Peach...
we can't bring it down from lcefall.
I'll bring it down.
Good. </ P>
What do we need? We need a helicopter, right? </ P>
But the helicopter can't fly as high that...
because the air is too thin.
We can try, but the risk is great.
And the conditions are very bad, Peach... </ p >
so don't expect too much.
Step by step.
- You have to keep moving. -I'm tired.
- I know. -I'm tired.
I know. Come on. </ P>
Slowly and steadily. </ P>
Come on, keep moving. </ P>
Ask for the American Embassy telephone number in Kathmandu, Nepal. </ P>
- Yes, Nepal. -I want to talk to Mr. Embassy. </ P>
No, I can't wait. </ P>
Look, sir, my husband is dead once...
and you can see on the news. </ P>
p>
Believe me, death both will not look good on CNN.
Come on, guys.
Good.
TWO CAMP
Mike.
How are you doing?
You know, alright.
Do you feel warm?
I don't know for sure yet. </ P>
You seem to be warm, a little. </ P>
How's it going Rob? </ P>
Doug? What's he doing? </ P>
Doug is gone, Beck. </ P>
I don't know, no one has ever flown higher than the Headquarters Camp...
but they will try.
Search for landings, mark anything.
Good, worth trying. Thank you, Guy.
- Yes? -Take the Gatorade.
There is a helicopter coming, we have to make a landing.
There is a helicopter coming!
Have everyone go back to the tent!
Thank you. Leave this area blank. </ P>
Retreat. </ P>
C'mon, come on. </ P>
Army 45, keep up to date. </ P>
Lukla Tower, we alright.
It's impossible!
If you land here, we can't fly anymore.
This will kill us!
Fine, Major, we are back.
That's it!
Nothing else can be thrown away. It's the lightest!
It's time to go, Major.
Here, here!
Come on! You can! </ P>
Come on, guys. You're almost there. </ P>
Come on. </ P>
One person. Only one person. </ P>
Only him, one person! Go up. </ P>
Beres. </ P>
You're fine! </ P>
I'll lift the tail, to fly over the edge. </ P>
Get off a little, until the propeller gets air. </ P>
Do you mind? </ P>
- No problem. -Nice. </ P>
Come on , come in.
Oh, Anatoli.
I'm really sorry, Helen.
Come on, come in.
Hi, Peachy. < /p>
Hei.
Thank you, honey.
Rob's body remains on the mountain with with other climbers killed.
Team Adventure Consultants 1996
Beck Weathers lost both hands and his nose.
He still lives in Dallas with his wife, Peach. </ p >
In July 1996, Jan gave birth to a daughter.
He named her Sarah.
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