The article reflects on Norway's performance during the Winter Olympics, noting that despite expectations of enjoyment and a strong showing, it has not been a week of triumph for the nation. Currently, Norway leads in the number of medals, outpacing Switzerland and the USA. The writer criticizes the Olympic structure, suggesting it's unfair that countries without mountains seem to be at a disadvantage in winning medals. This issue raises concerns about the inclusivity and accessibility of the Olympics, highlighting that the sports should be restructured to allow more equitable competition among nations irrespective of their geographical advantages.