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A group of friends resolve to ascend the island’s tallest peak. Their aim is to reach the summit in order to give the mountain its own name. The climb will therefore serve both as an adventure and a naming ceremony.

Mount Norma is a programme presented as an episode, falling under the genre of an episode‑style broadcast. It is listed simply as “Mount Norma” with its type identified as a programme and its classification noted as an episode, giving viewers a clear indication of its format. The central storyline follows a group of friends who make a joint decision to tackle the island’s tallest mountain. Their purpose for the ascent is not merely the climb itself; they intend to reach the summit so they can assign a name to the peak. This plan drives the narrative, focusing on their collective resolve to both scale the highest point and christen it. In carrying out their plan, the friends set out to scale the island’s highest elevation, motivated by the desire to leave a mark through naming. Their undertaking centres on the act of climbing and the subsequent act of naming, highlighting a shared ambition to give the mountain an identity of their own choosing. The episode therefore concentrates on this singular goal, portraying the friends’ coordinated effort to reach the summit and formally name the highest mountain on the island.