This has been explained to you before. You seem to have a mental faculty akin to a calculator or simple computer with very specialised functions that makes you good at things like memorising chess patterns and endless white supremacist memes. Anything outside of that and your mental performance is tragic.
Bzzt.. Wrong!
Wrong roc, wrong
Okay let's walk through it together..
What is this?
Let's take a step back first. We're in a queen and king versus two rooks and a king endgame, that's pretty drawy.. But what if white could trade one of the rooks for the black queen, then it's game over
So what's happened, white just moved Rh2 and it (the rook) is totally hanging, you can just take it, right?
Wrong! And you're smart roc, you know that wasn't no mouse slip, you know you can't take it..
You look at the board and you see the mate in one threat Ra1#, which is of course actually a very familiar pattern - the
ladder mate, it's probably the first checkmating pattern we learn as kids.
Okay, so you're thinking, I can't take the rook (it's a trap), I can't ignore the mate in one, obviously, maybe I can buy some time with a check? But look at them, the checks, there must be at least seven.. but all of them aren't worth shit, your queen just gets gobbled, game over.
Okay darnit, you say to yourself, how about Qd4, now try to mate me whitey moving the rook to a1, I'll just take you. But it don't matter, white just moves Ra1+ anyway, forcing Qxa1, it's the same if you took the rook on h2, either way you're going to get
Skewered! when white checks you next and then again, your king too far away to save your hapless queen
Can you see it? You're going to lose your queen for a rook. And rook and king versus a king is a won game for white.
Btw, if you can please tell me what chess pattern all of this is called then I'd like to know.