He is Peak's father, and his mentor. He is only four feet tall, and he lost a leg
The main characters in "Peak" by Roland Smith are Peak Marcello, a 14-year-old boy passionate about climbing; Josh Wood, Peak's father; Moira Davidson, Peak's long-lost mother; Sun-jo, a Sherpa guide; and Zopa, another Sherpa guide who helps Peak on his journey to climb Mount Everest.
Zopa was created in 2005.
Tenzin Zopa was born in 1975.
"You can never tell who the mountain will allow and who it will not." (119)"No one climbs a mountain thinking there not coming back down."(180)"For a climber, saying that you are stopping by Everest is like saying that you are stopping by to see God." (43)"The only thing you'll find of the summit of Mount Everest is the divine view. The things that really matter lie far below." (246)"Not "we." I miss you. I want you home. With those two sentences he had done more for me than josh had ever done, or could ever do.""Paranoia feeds on thin air…" (138)
The book Peak is under the genre of sports fiction. It is a popular children's book and is usually read by children between the ages of 6-13.
A ZOPA is a zone of possible agreement - an intellectual zone in sales and negotiations between two parties where an agreement can be met which both parties agree to.
In the book "Peak" by Roland Smith, some metaphors include climbing a mountain as a metaphor for overcoming challenges and personal growth, the mountain as a symbol of both opportunities and dangers, and the physical obstacles climbers face as metaphors for life's difficulties and obstacles.
The Tibetan name Konchok Zopa translates to "Precious Jewel" or "Precious One" in English. In this context, "Konchok" refers to something valuable or sacred, while "Zopa" can mean "one" or "individual." This name is often associated with a sense of reverence and spiritual significance in Tibetan culture.
Zopa wanted Sun-Jo to climb the mountain to help him find his own strength and potential; it was not just about reaching the summit but also about personal growth and overcoming challenges. Zopa saw climbing as a way for Sun-Jo to gain confidence and resilience, which would serve him well beyond the mountain. Additionally, Zopa believed that Sun-Jo's success could inspire others and highlight the importance of perseverance.
The Tibetan Buddhist name Konchok Zopa translates to "Precious One" or "Precious Gem" in English. "Konchok" refers to something valuable or precious, often associated with spiritual significance, while "Zopa" means "one who is" or "being." Together, the name embodies a sense of reverence and cherished qualities in a spiritual context.
In Sharon Cameron's book "The Forgetting," the word "zopa" is a term used to describe a state of heightened emotional connection or bonding between individuals. It signifies a deep sense of understanding and empathy that transcends mere communication or interaction. The concept of zopa plays a significant role in the novel's exploration of relationships and memory.
The cast of Unmistaken Child - 2008 includes: Tenzin Zopa