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Mary Jane sees Spider-Man's true identity and feelings, which he says is why they cannot be together. Peter returns Mary Jane to John, and leaves.

"Thankfully we don't have to worry about that stuff," Raven says. "We don't have secret identities so we can just be open about stuff."

"That's true," you say.

Harry is visited by a vision of his dead father in a mirror, Norman, who pleads for Harry to avenge his death. Refusing to hurt Peter, Harry argues with Norman, and in his rage, shatters the mirror, unintentionally revealing a secret room. Inside, Harry sees dozens of prototypes of the Green Goblin's equipment, from gliders to the pumpkin bombs. Harry realizes the truth, but is not afraid.

On her wedding day, Mary Jane abandons John Jameson at the altar and runs to Peter's apartment, determined to be with him despite the risks. After they kiss, they hear police sirens, and Mary Jane encourages him go and help them as Spider-Man.

"That was great," Raven says.

"Yes, the second movie was accepted as a very great sequel," you say. "Though, there is still a thing about the change to Doctor Octopus that bothers me."

"A change? What did they change?"

"Traditionally, the robotic tentacles don't have minds of their own. There wouldn't be any concern about them affecting his own mind. Octavius was completely in control of his robotic tentacles, not being manipulate by them to commit crimes. It was probably just the fastest way to explain Octavius turning from a legitimate scientist to a crazed villain."

"Why was he a villain in the origin continuity?"

"He dealt with an abusive father as well as bullies who mocked him for being the smartest yet pudgiest kid in class."

"I guess that'd do it," she says. "But also too much to explain in a movie."

You notice the clock and see it's already past 1 PM.

"Let's have some lunch," you say.

A) Make sandwiches
B) Cook something
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