Hearn tells the men he wants to cover 10 miles before nightfall. He asks Croft if he has anything to say to the men, and Croft tells them that they have to do things right, and that distance is not important, thus contradicting Hearn. As the patrol advances, the men become increasingly uneasy as they leave the security of the jungle behind and find themselves in more open countryside. Ahead of them lies Mount Anaka and Croft feels a crude and inexplicable ecstasy when he looks at it, followed by anger and frustration to think that he will never get to climb it. Hearn.....
