Put it just after the mistake lands in a fail edit, then follow it with a shocked sound for the reaction shot, and use why are you running as the chase that follows the moment.
关于此声音
This 6.7-second clip captures anger kept just below boiling point, a held-back burst that sounds frustrated without tipping into a full shout. It feels tense, awkward and a little funny, like someone trying hard not to lose their temper in front of everyone. That simmering restraint makes it easy to recognise and easy to reuse whenever a small setback feels bigger than it should.