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Oh, come on. — Not again. I don't know. — Do you need help? — Yes, please. I'm locked out of my account and I can't get past the security. — Is that a wizard on your screen? — Yeah, he protects the passwords. You have to solve his riddles to reset. And I've already failed two times. One more time. And I'm not going to be able to get into my account again. — Well, you know, this weekend I did get a bronze medal for my trivia team, so I could probably help you out. Okay, — one attempt remaining. Press any key to continue. — Okay, let's do it. — Welcome to password reset. Answer these three questions. Uh, well, you'll get two out of three correct to reset your password. Question one, which Greek poet wrote the Odyssey? — Oh, that's easy. It's Homer. Tada! Wow, aren't you a trivia master? Question two. What word for excessive pride was used in ancient Greek literature to describe wrongful action taken by humans against the divine order? — I would say it's certainly humility. — Oh, funny thing about being wrong. You know someone who was wrong in ancient mythology? Midas. That guy thought he wanted hands that turned — I thought you said you were good at this. I did say we only won third place. — Third? I mean you I guess I need to get a Greek scholar in here. — Meat. And that, my friends, is how the pa was invented. True story. — Okay. Well, it's two out of three. So, we have one more shot. — Question three. Remember, this is your last chance. What was the name of the craftsman who fashioned the wax wings that his son Icarus used to fly too close to the sun? — Um, — oh, dude, it's Detilus. — Victory. — Thank you, Paulo. — Wait, that was Paulo? — Yeah. Oh, thank you so much. — I got to go. Thanks.