At first he wouldn't answer – all he did was try to explain how he's been wronged by Loopt.
In the 1950s, Yuri Knorozov went back to Landa's his account, figured out how he went wrong, and found clues that some of the glyph stood for syllables.
He had the whole of the UK as dry, so it's much easier to see how he was wrong on that one.
By 10.30am he realised how wrong he was, as he stood next to weeping, shaking colleagues just behind the two-floor building's main door.
"The whole glass door fell on me," he said, offering a passionate but convoluted explanation of how he felt he had been wronged.
That's how he gets on the wrong side of people.
He can, for instance, take enough piano lessons to impress Ms. MacDowell's enchanting Rita, once he realizes how wrong he was to treat her badly.
After the hearing, he described how he was being treated as "wrong, immoral and unjust".
But currently he is wrong in how he is going about it.
"Darwin was wrong," is how he opens the book, referring to the theory of evolution.
