Things went badly wrong for Løvseth. The set-up gave every appearance of a workable plan, but the execution fell apart right when it mattered. One slip led to the next, and a straightforward task turned into a drawn-out mess. Part of what makes moments like this land so hard is watching competence come apart in real time, with no way to stop it. Løvseth carried on after the first stumble, trying to salvage what was left of the attempt. The awkward truth about such episodes is that they stick in people's memories longer than the successes. How the aftermath is managed often decides whether the whole thing becomes a footnote or something nobody lets go.