Tenzing Norgay introduce the events of the dreams come true by the climb—he starts it off with sentences that are only few until he reach to the point of mentioning problems that involves of breathing and then he explains about the account of Hilary. In which the story is trying to depict about other person’s account and not mainly because of the climb itself.
Answer:
C. Norgay presents the fact that there are discrepancies between his story and Hillary's.
Explanation:
Tenzing Norgay introduce the passage 'The Dream Comes True' when HE and Edmund Hillary had set out on an expedition to climb Mount Everest. After overcoming numerous obstacles during their ascent, they finally reached a place where beyond them was the great open sky and brown plains. They looked down the far side of the mountain upon Tibet. They stepped up on the summit and reached the top of the world. As he writes on the book:
“As I covered up the offerings I said a silent prayer. And I gave my thanks. Seven times I had come to the mountain of my dream, and on this, the seventh, with God's help, the dream had come true”
