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Wow. My first reaction on reading this book was amazement as to how
dysfunctional this team was and yet they still managed to put people on top of
the mountain. Other climbing expedition books often make allusions to similar
types of disagreements on strategy and plan but this one really lays it
all out in front of you. My second reaction was that there are surely two or
more sides to any story -- this version of the climb was surely colored by
Roskelley's own self-acknowledged aggressive personality and his
bias/perceptions of what his team members were thinking at each step of the
way. The second afterward from Roskelley describes a bit more of other team
members' own reactions but it left me wanting to hear more from a different
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