You're supposed to meet your future mate in the workplace. They never say anything about dying there with him. Oh, I can't believe I just said that. If we get out of this, I'm going to be really embarrassed.
No! Please stop! [Sally touches Electro, which causes her to get shocked by him, then she shrieks and flies into Mary Jane's arms, as Harry and Gary watch]
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[to Sally, innocently stunned] No...I didn't mean to. [to Doug Reisman, in regret] YOU TURNED ME INTO THIS!! [he continues electrocuting Doug Reisman, who continues yelling in pain]
Hey, you know what this is like? It's like those old Beatle albums my dad used to make me listen to. You played them backwards, and you'd hear stuff, like, "I buried Paul."
It's been 3 days since New York city went into shock, after an innocent woman was thrown off a building by the often controversial, and now infamous Spider-Man. No one has seen him since. Is he gone for good? Has he heeded the cry for him to leave this city? Only time will tell, one thing is certain, the people of New York overwhelming feel they will be better off without him.
They're right of course, too bad no one told me that being a superhero is an impossible game to win. Or that the ones closest to me would always suffer the most. Some who hold a grudge against me, and some who try to give me so much, only to lose everything. I don't want to cause anymore pain here, I can't live with that burden any longer. So it's time for me to say: "Goodbye, Spider-Man".