Katarina watches Bella and Heath perform the program she has imagined skating herself, in Sheila Lin’s costume and in Heath’s arms. Because Katarina knows every step, gesture, and musical cue, Katarina expects to notice any weakness immediately.

Instead, Bella and Heath skate flawlessly. Bella moves with complete control and sensual precision, while Heath matches her so closely that their chemistry feels undeniable. To Katarina, the performance reproduces Sheila Lin and Kirk Lockwood’s famous version almost exactly, which makes the routine feel both technically exact and emotionally painful to watch.

At the finish, Bella and Heath drop to the ice in the same death pose as the original program. Katarina expects the familiar ending, with Heath dying first and Bella following in his arms. Heath breaks that script by staying present, cradling Bella’s face, and kissing Bella, turning the tribute into a provocative new ending and deepening Katarina’s jealousy and sense of loss.