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Into Thin Air Character Analysis

Rob Hall The head guide of Adventure Consultants, the Everest climbing service that guides Krakauer up the mountain. Hall is an esteemed climber, having summited the tallest mountain in each of the seven continents in a period of only seven months. He also develops a sterling reputation as an Everest Guide.

Andy Harris A guide in Rob Hall's expedition. Harris is from New Zealand, and grows close to Krakauer during the climb. Krakauer holds himself accountable for Harris’ death. Harris is one of the more altruistic guides on the expedition. He comes to the assistance of anyone and everyone without hesitation, and eventually that same sense of loyalty turns out to be his downfall.

Mike Groom An Australian guide with Adventure Consultants. Groom gets lost with a group of clients during the descent, but survives. He also guides Beck Weathers down the mountain when Beck goes blind.

Ang Dorje Sherpa Rob Hall's number one Sherpa. Dorje performs with near heroics frequently during the ascent, always helping other climbers and exhausting himself with the effort he exerts for others. He attempts to find Hall during the summit, but cannot climb high enough.

Doug Hansen A client with Adventure Consultants. Hansen is a postal worker who climbed Everest one year before but had to turn back just a few hundred feet from the summit. He and Krakauer become close friends. Hansen is at the summit with Hall when the storm hits on May 10th.

Beck Weathers One of the novel's heroes, Weathers is a doctor with a passion for mountain climbing. He is left for dead after a group of clients get lost in a storm, but amazingly regains consciousness and manages to get to camp. Despite being left for dead twice he descends the mountain and survives.

Yasuko Namba A Japanese woman whose attempt to climb Everest gained much notoriety in Japan. She cannot summon the strength to return to camp, and dies.

Stuart Hutchinson A Canadian client with Adventure Consultants. Deciding that they would be unlikely to reach the summit before 1.00, Hutchinson, Taske and Kasischke all forego their summit dreams and head back to camp 4. Hutchinson is a strong climber, and when Hall and the other guides are stranded on the mountain, he steps in as leader.

Scott Fischer The head guide of the Mountain Madness expedition group. Fischer and Hall are friends and competitors. Fischer is a renowned climber, infamous for being having survived some terrible falls. Fischer gets seriously ill about halfway through the climb, but climbs on undeterred.

Anatoli Boukreev A guide with Scott Fischer's group, Boukreev is a world-respected climber who had previously summated Everest with no supplemental oxygen. He rescues the group of climbers stranded in the storm, but is also thought to have contributed to the disaster by descending far ahead of his clients.

Lopsang Jangbu Sherpa Fischer’s main Sherpa. Lopsang is exceedingly loyal to Fischer, and helps secure ropes and haul supplies all the way up the mountain. Most notably, he pulls (short ropes) Sandy Pittman up the mountain when she is too tired to climb herself. Lopsang tries to save Fischer after the storm hits, but cannot.

Sandy Pittman An employee of NBC who is along on the expedition to dispatch media files. This is her third attempt to climb Everest and she was at one time in contention to be the first woman to successfully climb the highest mountain in each of the seven continents.