Annapurna

Morals are flexible - especially twenty thousand feet up a mountain. Confronted with an extreme alpine environment, two men hold distinct differences in judging the steps necessary to secure success. As the men begin their ascension of the deadliest mountain in the Himalayas, conditions akin to a summer's day on Mars swiftly unravel their conquest of Annapurna. The frantic fallout from this short story's expedition will question your own tenets of ethics and consequences.