Alex Trebek buys a very nice mahogany desk from Sean Connery for his personal use at home. Connery finances the sale and takes a purchase money security interest in the desk. In view of bad ratings, after only a few payments Trebek is no longer able to make the payments and defaults. Exercising his right to self-help, Connery goes to repossess the desk, and Trebek meets him at the door, saying "Don't come in my house." Trebek then begins pleading for sympathy and begs Connery not to take the desk. Stating that his desk is the only thing good he has left, Trebek even resorts to getting on his knees and weeping. Despite these actions, Connery and his team of goons push past Trebek and repossess the desk.

Which of the following statements is most accurate?

1) Judicial process is not necessary for the repossession and self-help was proper because no physical violence resulted.

2) Connery should have ceased the self-help attempt and should have used judicial process to repossess; therefore, Trebek may seek monetary damages for any injury suffered.

3) Connery should have ceased the self-help attempt and should have used judicial process to repossess; therefore, Connery now must return the desk.

4) The repossession method is irrelevant in this case because the desk is a consumer good financed with a purchase money security interest.