import random
user_score = 0
computer_score = 0
POSSIBILITIES = ["paintbrush", "canvas", "palette"]

def get_player_name():
    user_name = input("Hey there! What's your name? ")
    print(f"Whoa! {user_name} is a gorgeous name!")
    return user_name

def get_player_choice():
    # Use input() to ask the user to choose rock, paper, or scissors
    user_choice = input("paintbrush, canvas, or palette? ").lower()
    # Store their answer in a variable
    # Return that variable
    if user_choice not in POSSIBILITIES:
        print("Sorry, I don't think that's an option. Please try again and check your spelling.")

    return user_choice
    # Replace pass with your code

def choose_computer_move():
    computer_move = random.choice(POSSIBILITIES)
    # Use random.choice(POSSIBILITIES) to pick a random move
    # Return that move
    return computer_move
    # Replace pass with your code

def decide_winner(user_choice, computer_move, user_name, user_score, computer_score):
    # Figure out who won using if/elif/else
    # Rules: paint brush beats canvas, canvas beats palette, palette beats paint brush
    if computer_move == user_choice:
        print("It's a tie!")
        return "tie"

    elif computer_move == "paintbrush" and user_choice == "palette":
        print("You won? The computer shall seek its revenge!")
        user_score += 1
        return "player"

    elif computer_move == "palette" and user_choice == "canvas":
        print("You won! Well... Beginner's luck. The computer shall triumph!")
        user_score += 1
        return "player"

    elif computer_move == "canvas" and user_choice == "paintbrush":
        print(f"HOW DARE YOU WIN AGAINST THE ALL POWERFUL COMPUTER! WITCHCRAFT! YOU CANNOT ESCAPE ME {user_name}!!!")
        user_score += 1
        return "player"

    elif computer_move == "palette" and user_choice == "paintbrush":
        print(f"You lost. Don't worry, {user_name}. There's always next time!")
        computer_score += 1
        return "computer"

    elif computer_move == "canvas" and user_choice == "palette":
        print(f"Uh oh, you lost :( Don't fret, {user_name}. There's always next time!")
        computer_score += 1
        return "computer"

    elif computer_move == "paintbrush" and user_choice == "canvas":
        print(f"You lost? Better luck next time, {user_name}.")
        computer_score += 1
        return "computer"
    # If both picked the same thing, return the string 'tie'
    # If the player won, return the string 'player'
    # If the computer won, return the string 'computer'
    # Replace pass with your code

def play_one_round():
    user_name = get_player_name()
    player = get_player_choice()
    computer = choose_computer_move()
    winner = decide_winner(player, computer, user_name, computer_score, user_score)
    print(player)
    print(computer)
    print(winner)

# Run the game
play_one_round()