When he got cut loose from the towline and lost in the snow storm, how did he know his way back to the outpost?
Child said himself that nothing human could have made it back there in that weather without a guide line (towline).
So what do you think?
he was a human at that point. blood test proved that.
shareEither you missread what I wrote or you don't understand English
sharecome on, it was a tiny camp site. they lived there for months. why wouldn't he find his way?
shareJust because it was tiny, it even made it harder to find it in a snowstorm.
When you are caught in a snowstorm without a guideline, it doesn't matter how well you know the location or outpost itself, because of the fact that you can't see more than 1 meter in front of you. You can barely open your eyes, you can't even find footsteps because snow will cover it in matter of seconds.
Even Childs who was there for quite some time said that it is not possible for a human to find his way back without a guideline in that kind of weather.
come on, again. they lived there for months. he would find his way from his shack from memory even if he were blind. the camp was tiny, buildings are close to each other. it is not like he is in a large town which he is unfamiliar with...
shareWho Goes There describes how easy it is to be disoriented in the Antarctic, and particularly in a blizzard. Campbell writes of men being lost just 10 feet from safety. McReady was up to the task, I guess.
shareI guess Child's statement was very much missleading then
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I guess he assumed that is why Nauls cut him loose from the towline because he discovered his clothes.
I guess that is what MacReady was thinking, like what else could it be, why would he cut me loose unless he discovered my clothes in the furnace
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Child said himself that nothing human could have made it back there in that weather without a guide line (towline).
When he got cut loose from the towline and lost in the snow storm, how did he know his way back to the outpost?
Child said himself that nothing human could have made it back there in that weather without a guide line (towline).
So what do you think?
He's Kurt Russell damn it, of course he can make it without a towline.
Geez, easy answer to a easy question.