Boy, I don't know if you're serious. I don't see any real point in this conversation, because to me it was clear Bernal had two tasks that day: help Sosa get the win, reach as best a result for himself as he could. He did both. He never did anything to lead Alaphilippe to Sosa. He didn't immediately jump when Alaphilippe jumped that one time, because Ala is lot more explosive. (There also was no need to get on Ala's wheel immediately.) It took him like, I don't know, five seconds, to get back. Then he stayed behind Ala, who with all his general explosiveness wasn't able to follow Bernal in the end anymore because he was spent, unlike Bernal, who's just a real climber, and a damn good one.