You have posted five questions that you would ask Sir Edmund Hillary, ka pai. I think it'd be great if next time you think really carefully about the questions you ask. Some of these questions could be answered easily with some research of your own. It is always good to think of some questions that only the person you are interviewing could answer/would know, that is something you could do in future.
A few questions I would probably ask are; ‘Did you hallucinate at all breathing in the thin air?’ and 'Did you see anyone who had frozen to death on the climb? How did it make you feel?’.
I bet the mental struggle was almost as tough as the physical climb, I can’t imagine trying to climb in that environment. Would you take up the challenge of climbing Mt Everest?
Kia Orana Fatima,
ReplyDeleteYou have posted five questions that you would ask Sir Edmund Hillary, ka pai. I think it'd be great if next time you think really carefully about the questions you ask. Some of these questions could be answered easily with some research of your own. It is always good to think of some questions that only the person you are interviewing could answer/would know, that is something you could do in future.
A few questions I would probably ask are; ‘Did you hallucinate at all breathing in the thin air?’ and 'Did you see anyone who had frozen to death on the climb? How did it make you feel?’.
I bet the mental struggle was almost as tough as the physical climb, I can’t imagine trying to climb in that environment. Would you take up the challenge of climbing Mt Everest?
Toe feiloa'i fo'i,
Cia.