diff --git a/speller/unload/index.md b/speller/unload/index.md
index 0870b73..6be5ae6 100644
--- a/speller/unload/index.md
+++ b/speller/unload/index.md
@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ And this is the final step for speller. This is where you get your program to cl
 
 Be sure to `free` in `unload` any memory that you allocated in `load`! Recall that `valgrind` is your newest best friend. Know that `valgrind` watches for leaks while your program is actually running, so be sure to provide command-line arguments if you want `valgrind` to analyze `speller` while you use a particular `dictionary` and/or text, as in the below. Best to use a small text, though, else `valgrind` could take quite a while to run.
 
-    valgrind ./speller texts/ralph.txt
+    valgrind ./speller texts/birdman.txt
 
 If you run `valgrind` without specifying a `text` for `speller`, your implementations of `load` and `unload` won't actually get called (and thus analyzed).
 
 If unsure how to interpret the output of `valgrind`, do just ask `help50` for help:
 
-    help50 valgrind ./speller texts/ralph.txt
+    help50 valgrind ./speller texts/birdman.txt