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What are these lowlifes trying to steal?
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Report says Vibranium.
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Whatever happened to stealing money?
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Where you been?
Science is the new currency.
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Albert Einstein once said,
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"Learn from yesterday,
live for today,
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and hope for tomorrow."
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Well, it's been two weeks ago yesterday
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that I was bitten by
a radioactive spider.
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So I'm still figuring that out.
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Today, however, is what I live for...
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making my debut and showing
everyone what I'm capable of.
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From this moment on,
the world will know me as...
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Spider-Man!
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Come on, man.
You're ruining my moment.
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Shoo! Shoo!
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Oh, great. I'm supposed
to stick to walls, not pigeons.
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W-W-Whoa!
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- Huh?
- Get away from my pigeon coop!
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Oh, you don't understand.
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- I'm not stealing him. He's stuck to me.
- You kids get out of here!
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- Always messing with my pigeons.
- Great time to learn how
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to release, Spidey.
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Good thing I know about webbing.
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- Shouldn't you be in school? I told you...
- Or not.
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Seems 200 PSI isn't enough
to launch webbing properly.
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Get off my roof, you menace!
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Today isn't the
best day to do this.
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What do I do, Uncle Ben?
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What do I do, Uncle Ben?
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Flash Thompson's mom wants me
to tutor him in science,
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but he's always bullying me.
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I know it's the right thing to do,
but man, it would be nice
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to see him squirm just a little.
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Hmmm. Peter, everybody has a gift.
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Sometimes, when a person can't
figure out what that gift is,
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they take it out on other people.
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- Does that make sense?
- Not really.
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Too bad,
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'cause I thought my gift
was making sense of things.
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Goodness knows it isn't science.
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I think all it needs
is a little iron oxide.
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Ha-ha. Look at that.
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You know, Pete, I don't know
as much about science as you do,
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but there's always been one formula
that worked for me in any situation.
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With great power,
comes great responsibility.
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That's not a real thing.
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You just made that up.
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What? Sure it is.
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- Isn't that a thing? I know the P is?
- Yeah, it's Phosphorus.
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And the only thing G
stands for is goofy.
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Like I said, real or not,
it's always worked for me.
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I'll tell Mrs. Thompson I can
start tutoring Flash next week.
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You're right, Uncle Ben.
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With great power
comes great responsibility.
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I need to do this.
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250 PSI should do the trick.
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Oh, no you don't!
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All right. Let's see if
I got this pressure right.
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Whoo-hoo!
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It's working. It's working.
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Oh, overheating.
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Uh-oh. If my calculations
are correct, at this speed,
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I've got 15 seconds to get everyone
in a two block radius out of danger.
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That includes the old lady
on the corner,
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the mother and kid
crossing the street,
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and the skateboarders
heading to the...
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Wait!
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That's it.
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This car belongs in HOV lane.
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For "Hoodlum Operated Vehicles."
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Am I right?
I mean left!
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Comin' through.
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Whoa.
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Ta-da! All right, you goons.
Hand it over.
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Congrats, guys.
That's called an ollie.
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And that's called my spider sense.
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You may have defeated
my minions, Bug Boy.
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But you'll beg for mercy
at the claws of the Vulture.
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The Vulture?
Bug Boy?
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Man, you are horrible
at coming up with these names.
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Ah, much better.
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It's quite a scream you got there.
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Ever think about auditioning for...
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"So You Know How To Scream"?
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Joke while you can.
It will be your last laugh.
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What? I'm sorry, I can't hear
well with these things on.
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You said you're a fan
and you want my autograph?
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- Come here!
- Easy, fella. My ears are starting to pop.
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I'm not as interested
in popping as I am in dropping.
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Whoa!
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Huh?
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Let go of me, you fool.
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I did this with a pigeon friend
of yours earlier.
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Oh, come on.
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I gotta put a stop to this
before he drives me through
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every building in Manhattan.
300 PSI, don't let me down now.
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Now to make a cage for this bird.
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Don't tell me you forgot
about my webmuffs?
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That wasn't for you.
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It's either stop me
or save them, hero.
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Your first villain
and you let him escape.
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I'm running out of webs.
Maybe I should...
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- Ah, hey, Webhead.
- It's Spider-Man, actually.
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Great. How are we supposed to get
these guys out of your web ball?
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Oh, it dissolves in an hour.
I think.
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Eh, this is far enough.
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But Horizon High
isn't for a few more blocks, sir.
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It maybe a new school, Bernie,
but it's the same old routine.
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You know I like to walk these
last few blocks with my pal Pete.
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Ah. Oh. Ah!
Sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia!
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Can't you just say brain freeze
like everyone else?
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Ah, but that wouldn't be accurate.
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One theory is,
when the brain senses cold,
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it moves the blood through
the cerebral artery to regulate
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the temperature, so technically
you should be saying "heat blast."
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Nerd.
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See, you're the one who should
be going to Horizon High.
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In fact, why don't you apply?
You'd be a slam dunk.
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I don't know. Aunt Mae and I
are barely scraping by,
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now that Uncle Ben is gone.
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- I can't ask any more from her.
- Smoothies are on me.
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That's not what I meant. I'm
glad we still do this, Harry.
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I miss you not being in school.
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Yeah, well, you're gonna see me
a lot sooner than you think,
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A slot has opened up at Horizon High,
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so Max is giving a recruitment
presentation at Midtown today.
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That's today? Max Modell
is coming to school today?!
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- How do I look?
- Pretty rattled for a guy
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who's not interested in applying.
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No, I just, I mean, it's Max Modell.
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He's my idol.
I know everything about him.
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I even volunteered to come in early
and help set up on the day he...
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Oh, no. I volunteered to come
in early and help set up today!
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Liz Alan is gonna kill me.
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Same old Parker.
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Okay. I just need to reprogram
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- the temperature threshold.
- Parker!
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- You know you missed it?
- I know. I'm sorry, Liz.
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But once I missed it, I figured I'd
just catch up on some schoolwork.
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You're always at the wrong
place at the wrong time, Parker.
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Luckily, Randy was here to help.
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- Yeah, more like I was ordered to help.
- Thanks, Randy.
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What temperature
do you think a viscous liquid
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needs to reach before it
reaches it's maximum density?
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Got me?
You're the egghead, remember?
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I'm just the guy doing a story on
Max Modell for the school's Website.
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How awesome is it that there's a
school specifically for geniuses
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and that they're coming
here for recruits?
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Huh. It can't be that good if
that snob Harry Osborn got in.
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As far as I can tell, Horizon High
is on par with a 4H club.
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Exactly, if the four H's are
hardworking heroes who help?
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One of your H's is a W, Parker.
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Hey, I'm a science geek,
not a spelling geek.
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Well, if Horizon High is legit,
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then Alistair Smyth is sure
to be invited in next.
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You're to good for them, son.
Max Modell is an overrated lab assistant.
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I knew him back in the day,
and he's a fraud.
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Whatever you say, Mr. Smythe.
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Oh, it's 9:00.
We should be starting.
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Welcome, students of Midtown High.
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It isn't often a scientist gets
called a genius within his lifetime.
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Can we call him a giant dufus?
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But when he creates a private
school for young minds
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looking to pursue their dreams,
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we also get to call him a roll model.
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Ladies and Gentleman,
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I give you Max Modell
from Horizon High.
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Max Modell!
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Good morning, everyone.
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You know, I could spend
a lot of time talking about
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the cool things we're doing
over at Horizon High.
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What...
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Like I said, I could talk about them,
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but I'd rather show you,
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with our new hologram prototype.
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Created by the
fertile minds at Horizon High.
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Where I'm excited to say,
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we have one last slot that needs
to be filled this semester.
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Oh...
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Well, it's not that simple.
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You see, in order to
be a student at Horizon,
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you have to have a certain
kind of intellect.
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An intellect that can solve an
equation like this, for example.
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Wow, that equation seems to explain
how moisture interacts with... vibration.
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An intellect like Anya Corazon
or Miles Morales.
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Students at Horizon who
specialize in elemental physics.
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That's your cue! Go.
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- Osborn.
- Huh? Oh, Mr. Smythe.
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What do you need?
That contraption is making
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an odd humming noise.
Is it supposed to do that?
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- Looks fine.
- Don't be so smug.
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- You're not the...
- And in the area of chemistry,
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- your very own, Harry Osborn.
- I gotta go.
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Keep talking Modell. I'm gonna to
bring you and your whole school down.
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Thanks Max. At Horizon High,
kids are doing things
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they could
have only dreamed of before.
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Like Anya and her
Vibranium reactor. Anya?
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Once, Vibranium could only be
found in the nation of Wakanda,
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but with my Vibranium reactor,
there will be enough Vibranium...
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Oh, no. Spider sense going nuts.
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Fortunately in this chaos,
no one will notice me switch to...
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Spider-Man!
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Some how that Vibranium
is working in reverse.
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Instead of absorbing vibrations,
it's producing them.
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Let's hope I got this web
shooter working right.
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Huh?
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Whoa. It's true Parker,
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you are always in the wrong
place at the wrong time.
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Ta-da!
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- Who's that guy?
- Uh-oh.
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The reactor just keeps going.
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Gotta cut the power.
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Detach the impulse valve
with the discharge.
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There, that ought to stop you.
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Huh?
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Let's try and avoid
barbequed spider, shall we?
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Whoo! Luckily,
I still have my Parker clothes.
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I shut the reactor off.
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But the fire department
is better equipped to deal
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with these intense flames.
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Great. No service.
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But someone needs to do something.
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And that someone is me.
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Well, hello, Max's equation.
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That gives me an idea.
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Piggyback on
that Vibranium output,
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absorb some of this
condensation and re-direct it.
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Re-purpose these wires in.
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Nice.
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All my work!
What did you do?
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Uh, sorry.
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Why couldn't you just let
that beetle kid handle it.
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I think he's Spider-Man.
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Hey, don't let it bother you pal.
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The bad news
is she'll hate you for life.
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But the good news is,
you don't go to her school.
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And who is this young man I have
to thank for putting out the fire?
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This is Peter Parker,
the one I've been telling you about.
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Well, Peter, I'm impressed.
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Not only did you solve my equation,
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but you also put it to practical use.
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Indoor storm clouds are
something I've been toying with,
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and you're the only
one who figured it out.
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- Mr. Modell, look! I solved it too.
- Sorry, young man.
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That looks more like
a Rorschach test than an answer.
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- Come with me, Peter.
- Huh?
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- Parker!
- Don't worry son.
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This will all get fixed.
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I appreciate what
you did here today, Peter.
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And it's with great pleasure
that I'd like to offer you
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- the remaining slot at Horizon.
- Are you kidding me?
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Horizon High should be shut down.
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What you did here today
was reckless.
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My students know exactly
what they're doing, Spencer.
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And if I had to guess, I'd say some
tampering occurred on this campus.
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Don't be foolish. You
want to point fingers?
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Point them at your own people.
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I know for a fact that Harry
Osborn was tinkering around
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with the reactor
before the presentation.
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What?
That can't be.
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And the board of education
states that any student
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accused of sabotage
shall be suspended indefinitely.
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Pending an investigation.
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You're a devious person, Spencer.
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But you're right.
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Harry, I hate to say it,
but pending a brief investigation,
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I'm afraid you'll have
to be suspended.
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- What?
- What? You can't do that.
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- I don't know what he's showing you, but...
- Honest devastation!
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The perfect time for the Vulture
to pick through the remains.
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Max!
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Oh, my God!
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I'll go get help.
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More like I'll find my costume
so I can change back to...
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Oh, right.
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Mental note: make costume out of
flame resistant material next time.
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Let go of me, Adrian.
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Adrian Toomes was a pathetic
employee of yours, Modell.
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Fired with insufficient cause.
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I am the Vulture.
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Adrian, you were fired
for stealing equipment.
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That equipment was mine.
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Everything you worked on under
my employ belongs to Horizon.
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Yes. But my anti-gravity
Vulture suit is all me.
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And it needs Vibranium to work.
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You again.
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I knew red and blue
would be memorable.
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I've got you.
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Yes. But I've got you.
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Let's see how you like being
stabbed in the back,
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like Modell did to me.
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Max! No!
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Let go.
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Can't let my first day
turn out to be Max's last.
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Thanks, Flying Squirrel.
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Well, better than a beetle.
At least you're safe.
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Ah, not yet, we're not.
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The Vulture is headed back
to the school.
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- It's the Vibranium he wants.
- Then hang on.
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- You sure you know how to fly this thing?
- Nope.
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You? I told you, I had
everything under control.
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Then why am I not in
possession of the Vibranium?
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I needed to take care of
some personal business first.
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Your trivial grudges
are of no concern to me.
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Dad, are you okay?
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I'm gonna make the Vulture
pay for this.
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You'll do no such thing.
Now that I have the Vibranium,
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it will take someone much
stronger than you to take me down.
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- You talking about me?
- Huh?
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Huh?
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No bother.
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I shall destroy you all just the same.
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Bull's-eye, or Vulture's Eye.
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Nice work for a catcher.
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You mind sticking around
to answer a few questions.
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To be honest, I've got my own
questions that need answering.
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I just don't see how I can
go to Horizon High, Aunt May?
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Peter, I thought we settled this.
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This is exactly what your
Uncle Ben would have wanted.
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And we're not going
to let him down.
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But how are we going
to afford it?
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I'll get another job, if I have to.
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- Are they hiring at the caf� here?
- Very funny.
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I guess it just feels weird
going there without Harry.
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What's he gonna say now
that he's been suspended?
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He's gonna say
the suspension is temporary.
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And you deserve to be at
that school as much as I do.
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Harry! You okay?
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- What did your dad say?
- Relax,
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he said, if the smartest
school wouldn't have me,
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he'd create an even smarter one.
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Whatever that means?
Hi, Mrs. Parker.
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- What are you doing here?
- Well, I was so determined
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to see Peter go to Horizon High,
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I told him I'd walk him
to school myself.
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Well, I can take it from here,
if you want?
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Thanks.
Have a great day, you two.
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- Got the first-day jitters?
- Of course I do.
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It's my first day in a new
environment, so naturally my hands
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are processing the incoming
sensory signals sent from my...
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Okay, Okay. I get it.
It was a yes or no question.
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You're gonna fit in just fine.
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- How are you feeling?
- Confused.
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I mean I know those
Smythes aren't fans of mine,
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but it seems too devious,
even for them.
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Plus that spider person
showing up and destroying
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the reactor can't be just a coincidence.
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00:20:22,143 --> 00:20:24,728
Now, I think that guy had
a hand in this somehow,
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- and I intend to prove it.
- Oh, I don't know about that.
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00:20:27,315 --> 00:20:28,648
I think he was just trying to...
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Wait, you knew he was a spider?
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Yeah, what did you think he was?
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Nothing. I can always
count on you, Harry.
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- See you later.
- Yeah.
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Uh, Pete?
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Oh, sorry. I seem to be going
the wrong way.
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00:20:54,275 --> 00:20:58,644
No, Pete. For once,
you're going the right way.
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"Learn from yesterday, live for today."
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Guess Einstein was right.
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'Cause even though I made
some mistakes on my first day
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as a superhero, it still led me here.
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- Yeah.
- And with a new school
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as awesome as this to go to,
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tomorrow could only get better.
I hope.
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Peter Parker, you finally made it.
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- Hi, Mr. Modell.
- Please, call me Max.
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Welcome to Horizon High.
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Wow.
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My Uncle Ben said
everyone had a gift.
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Maybe I've finally found mine.
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