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sorry for not waiting for the others, but gotta keep this going somehow

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"I'll see what there is to make sandwiches."

You go to the kitchen and find a loaf of bread, and then a jar of peanut butter and jar of jelly.

"Are you okay with having peanut butter and jelly today?" you ask Raven.

"Yeah, that's fine," she says.

You take out slices of bread, but already notice the quality of the bread is quite literally crumby. This will fall apart if you put peanut butter on it. Luckily, there is a toaster nearby, so you put the slices in there. Toasting the bread will make it sturdier so the PB&J won't tear it up.

"Is there a third Spider-Man movie?" she asks.

"Yes, but I'm not sure if you'll like it as much as the other two."

"Why?"

"They just put in too much at once, really. I can understand they wanted to finish the trilogy while getting as much of Spider-Man's story in, but it was too ambitious and it just muddied the film."

Raven picks up the remote and you go to the toaster as the break pops out. You put those slices on a plate and toast the next two while spreading the peanut butter and jelly. You pour a couple glasses of cola while you wait for the remaining bread.

"Okay, I found Spider-Man 3," she says.

"You can start it without me, I've obviously already seen it."

You hear the movie begin while the toaster pops out the bread. You spread peanut butter and jelly on those and make the second sandwich. You bring the plates first, handing Raven one and setting the other on the table, then go back to fetch the drinks.

"Thank you," she says while you sit down with yours.

By this point in the movie, Harry Osborne has become the new Green Goblin, but Spider-Man causes him to fall of his glider and pinball of pipes.

"Ow...!" Raven says with a slight chuckle.

"Yes, it's almost comical how much Harry bounced around," you say.

Peter helps Harry home, and it turns out Harry has amnesia about learning Peter is Spider-Man.

"Makes sense, with his head getting knocked around," Raven says.

Meanwhile, a burly man visits his wife and daughter in secret, then sneaks away as police sirens approach. Turns out this man is escaped convict, Flint Marko. As he flees the police closing in, he falls into a secret facility. He specifically falls into a silo filled with sand, and that silo turns out to be a particle accelerator! It activates, and his body becomes sand, too. But then, the sand begins to move, and it takes humanoid form of the man on the run.

The city of New York puts on a Spider-Man festival to celebrate the hero. Spider-Man makes an appearance, and fans want him to kiss the lovely Gwen Stacy who hosts the event. Gwen doesn't see the problem, and neither does Spider-Man, even though Mary Jane is in the audience. Naturally, Mary Jane is upset by the kiss, but she has little time to focus on it as the now super-powered Marko attacks an armored car. And of course, Spider-Man fights Marko, but Marko's sand powers are too much, allowing Marko to escape, now nicknamed "The Sandman".

That night, NYPD Captain George Stacy--Gwen's father--informs Peter and Aunt May that Sandman was Uncle Ben's true killer. Evidence shows the deceased Dennis Carradine, the thief Spider-Man scared out of the window in the first movie, was Marko's accomplice. The dread of knowing Ben's killer is still out there brings back Aunt May's grief all over again.
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