Here is what I am getting:
POST /login2/ HTTP/1.1


Host: evilzone.org


Connection: keep-alive


Content-Length: 90


Cache-Control: max-age=0


...
... (((Edited stuff out here)))
...


user=Yitura&passwrd=&cookielength=-1&hash_passwrd=


Wireshark, like any packet sniffer shows you everything on he network that passes your network card which means a good tip is learning to use filters. For example if you are using it to look at your EZ web session, simply put "http" into the filter box and hit return. Once you have identified a request that you want to look at, right click the packet and select "Follow TCP stream". This then shows you another window with all the requests in an easy to read form.

I already knew what RedBullAddicted told me from the tutorial.  However, I didn't realize I could do what you said, Nexus.  Thank you both for trying to help.

But, my main question is still unanswered.  I know where to find the password and username, but the password just isn't there.  I think, if you guys attempted to do this to yourself, you would realize what I mean.  Hopefully someone can get back to me on this. 

Hello!    I recently started using Wireshark after looking at the tutorial.

I figured I would start small, so I tried to find my own username and password when I logged into this website.  I found the username very easily, but the password was nowhere to be found.  I'm a super-noob, but I am assuming that it's encrypted.  I see a long string of alphanumeric characters where I think my password should be.

Essentially, is there any way I can easily find my password using Wireshark?  Or, have I just missed something right in front of me? Thanks in advance.