Norway is mourning the death of its head of state: King Harald V , who had been on the throne since 1991, has passed away, and everything is now ready for the proclamation of a new monarch and head of the Royal House, Haakon VIII . Meanwhile, away from the institutional sphere, his family is facing the loss of the man himself and saying goodbye to someone whose greatest gift was his capacity to love. The king has died, but so has a husband, father, father‑in‑law, and grandfather who showed that the institution came first, but not at any price. That was one of the legacies of Harald V, the first king who truly believed in love in every sense.
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