?! White tries some fancy footwork. Hoping for 14...gxh6 15.Qxf6. 14.g3 trapping the bishop was much better.

The obvious move

The white king is happy to return back to it's shelter. Furthermore, the threat of 16.g3 is renewed.

?! Better was 16..Re6 putting white's earlier move of 14.Bh6 to shame.

! Simple and strong. White threatens mate on the move. This is easily parried but leaves irreparable weaknesses in the black position

The only move to stop mate. But now the black king is extremely vulnerable.

Threatening to win the bishop next move.

Black would like some counterplay.

White prefers to develop to simplify. Kg2 to win the bishop is also playable.

Hard to find non losing moves in a lost position. Black incidentally threatens Nd2+ winning the white queen. But this is easily neutralised.