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The scenes were dreamlike, brimming with the instinctive aggravation of two Russian teens and the deadness of a third, overflowed with the loud crying of a Japanese lady who is 21, all defeat by the whirling frenzy that had wrapped the ladies' singles occasion at the 2022 Winter Olympics for seven days. There was little euphoria in any of this when it finished Thursday in Beijing, not for the four skaters who were on the standings, not for the individuals who watched it, ideally not for the authorities who stayed away from one more strange second simply because a 15-year-old disintegrated before the world. No marks presently will be fundamental for the award results. There will be a conventional function Friday in which Anna Shcherbakova of Russia will get the gold, Aleksandra Trusova of Russia the silver, Kaori Sakamoto of Japan the bronze. Kamila Valieva's breakdown in the free skate made it feasible for the International Olympic Committee to go on as arranged with the show, to imagine that there is an ordinary thing about a circumstance loaded up with moral and procedural and legal inquiries, a considerable lot of which probably won't be dealt with any consequences regarding months, if by any means. All we know with sureness is that Valieva skated for this present week under the shadow of a positive doping test result and the heaviness of practically general arrangement that her proceeded with presence as an Olympic contender was out of line to the next 29 skaters in the ladies' field. Valieva had been an absolutely ruling skater the remainder of the period. Be that as it may, she battled strangely in winning Tuesday's short program. Then, at that point, she committed many an error in Thursday's free skate, five mix-ups taking all things together, two of them falls. "I saw from her first leap how troublesome it was, what a weight it was for her," Shcherbakova said, through an interpreter, in reply to whether or not she had encouraging statements for Valieva. "I get what a competitor feels. It's more than challenging to happen as far as possible two or three things like that occur. I will educate her my thought process concerning this later." Valieva's underlying response toward the finish of her free skate was a nervy wave, as though to tell damnation with everything. Tears followed, then, at that point, more tears, then, at that point, analysis rather than prompt reassurance from her mentor, Eteri Tutberidze. TV uncovered Tutberidze getting down on Valieva for surrendering following a misstep on her subsequent hopping pass, a triple axel. Another lady folded her arms over the upset Valieva after she left the ice and headed behind the stage. Simultaneously, Trusova, 17, who won the free skate, was crying and irately hollering at Sergei Dudakov, an individual from Tutberidze's instructing group. As per the Russian twitter account @figureskatingRu, Trusova said, "Everybody has a gold decoration! Everybody has! Just I don't! I disdain figure skating! I disdain! I will never step on the ice ever again! Never!" A Russian speaker who watched video of the trade for my benefit affirmed that interpretation. The message was clear: Trusova was disappointed that making Olympic ladies' set of experiences by doing five fourfold leaps, with three getting positive grades of execution, was insufficient for her to win the gold decoration. She would agree at the medalists' public interview, "I'm not content with the outcome."