Peter Parker, Your Best Bro Is Back

The original Spider-Man has so many regrets. He just keeps suffering and growing. Every time someone finally comes along to help him, they die.

Whenever you saw videos about him on TikTok, your heart ached.

One video mentioned Harry Osborn, the one who died in Peter Parker’s arms in the third movie of the original trilogy. You lamented how things had turned out for him.

When Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man came out, you watched the first movie and loved how faithful it was to the original. You watched the second one too. When Harry Osborn appeared, you were so happy. He was alive! He asked Spider-Man for a blood sample to cure his father, and you shouted at the screen, “Give it to him!”

Sadly, Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man didn’t. The two friends turned against each other.

When Gwen died at Harry’s hands and Spider-Man failed to save her, you cried.

The movie made you cry, but that wasn’t the Harry you knew, and Andrew Garfield wasn’t Tobey Maguire.

You couldn’t sleep. You smoked one cigarette after another. What the hell was Sony making?

They killed off the heroine and made the friends turn against each other.

You don’t know when you fell asleep. Maybe you were just exhausted. When you woke up, you were Harry Osborn, the original Tobey Spider-Man’s best friend. You’ve got the script. Now it’s your turn to play the role.

Spider-Man, don’t be afraid. Your best friend is back!

But when you received the memories, you froze. A third-turn Harry? It turned out Harry Osborn had been reborn once before. He saved everyone and made up for all the regrets, but in the final battle, which was on the scale of the Avengers’ battle, Harry still died in Peter’s arms. Sigh! So all that change was for nothing! Stan Lee’s characters couldn’t break out of the story, so he’s brought you into it.

A strategist must enter the game himself to gain even half a move against fate.