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"So we are about to see Peter kill a person for the first time," Rocket said.
"I cannot say. Just watch," Uatu told him.
"He is going to get the crap beat out of him at minimum," Rocket said. "Him taunting you is not the smartest move."
"We know the guy has Dissociative Identity Disorder," Bruce responded. "But yes, he is also stupid."
"He is trying to anger you even more," Natasha pointed out. "You are already angry enough to make mistakes and listening to his taunts will only cause you to make more."
"I know that," Peter exclaimed. "But he chose a great way to do it. Peter's failure to save her, I doubt he just blames the Green Goblin."
"What makes you say that," Tony asked.
"Because I wouldn't," Peter replied.
"Shouldn't your spider-sense have warned you about that," Nick Fury questioned.
"In most situations, it would have," Peter answered. "But right now he is so angry that I doubt it would be able to work properly. Even if it did, I doubt he would listen. That Peter has tunnel vision, and is to angry to do anything other than try to kill the Green Goblin."
"Crap," Peter said. His relationship with the police was rocky at the best of times. While they were warming up to him before the trip to Europe, that went down the drain as soon as Mysterio and his crew revealed his identity.
"I don't see any way for you to get out of this one without causing any commotion," Client pointed out.
"With how angry this me is, I doubt he will care," Peter responded.
They all winced at how Peter sounded. He sounded broken. As if a part of him had died with her.
"At least one cop is smart," Peter, as always, was being optimistic.
"True, but there are others around," Natasha said. "He can only stop them from causing a scene for so long. And eventually, the reporters will come, they always do."
"They have been through a lot together," Pepper realized.
"It is no wonder he is out for blood," Bruce commented.
"Like I said: the Green Goblin isn't the only one he blames," Peter somberly said.
"You do realize that the cops will take that out of context," Maria replied.
"I know and so does he," Peter responded. "But he will not care. Right now, he is mourning. I am more scared for the cops. With how mad he is, he might lash out at them."
"At least you didn't hurt the too much," Ned pointed out.
"I also tarnished Spider-Man's reputation in the process," Peter countered. "And I left Gwen's body behind."
"Looks like I am going to attack Norman Osborn, not the Green Goblin," Peter commented.
"Which is not good as you might encounter Harry," MJ pointed out.
"And the fact that you are willing to murder," Tony added.
"That must suck for him," Scott said. "When I was in prison, I met a lot of prisoners experiencing withdraws. The way they acted... it is not something I will ever forget."
"Weren't there ways of sneaking in supplies," Rhodey asked.
"Yes," Scott answered. "If you knew the right person and had the money, which most didn't. Alternatively you could gamble for them, but there was way to much hustling and cheating to trust anyone to play fair. Plus some items, such as drugs, with the exception of cigarettes, are to valuable to gamble."
"I know you are out for Norman Osborn's blood ," Stephen said. "But doing this it never a good idea."
"I know," Peter admitted guiltily. "I imagine he does to. He is just too mad to care."
"You have nothing to feel guilty for," MJ told Peter. "It wasn't you who left Harry on his own.
"Can you even trust him," Peter Quill questioned.
"I don't know," Peter admitted. "I don't know if he even exists in our universe. Although this me trusts him, so I do."
"You can also be way to trusting at times," MJ countered. "And his judgement is going to be messed up after Gwen's death."
"That is one way to shut him up," Ned commented.
"Simple and effective," MJ added. "Maybe you should do that."
"I am not webbing his mouth shut," Peter firmly said.
"I am Groot," Groot sarcastically asked.
"He definitely is," Rocket replied.
"What did he say," Peter questioned.
"He was asking if he was stupid," Gamora translated.
"He targeted someone Peter Parker loved, he is defiantly an idiot," Peter growled out.
"At least that is out of the fight," Maria said. "That takes away his ability to fly and gives you an advantage."
"Definitely," Tony agreed. "While your web shooters are impressive, they are limited by what you can swing off of. In an confined space like that, swinging will be nearly impossible."
"Saying that was a mistake," Peter growled out. "I doubt that Peter was ever going to show him much mercy, but now that he taunted Gwen's death, he will be lucky if he survives at all."
"He does not seem to have any sense of self-preservation," Gamora noted. "He should definitely stop taunting him."
"To do that, you would have to have some ounce of sanity," Client said. "He clearly has none."
"At least he didn't kill him," Peter said. "I can't say I would do the same."
"Hopefully your spider-sense will work now," Tony responded. "Otherwise you are going to get killed."
"Crap," Peter said. "As much as I hate him, he didn't deserve to die."
"Didn't you say that you doubted you would show him mercy earlier," Natasha pointed out.
"Doesn't mean he deserved to die," Peter countered. "Only that if he killed my loved one, I would try my hardest to kill him."
"Who is that," Pepper asked.
"That person is not relevant to the story," Uatu said. "Just continue watching."
"You know, you should answer our questions," Tony quipped. "It is polite after all."
Uatu decided no to dignify him with a response.
"It is good that she is staying to comfort me, but I shouldn't have yelled at her like that," Peter said.
"You are mourning the death of your previous girlfriend," Tony justified.
"I still shouldn't have treated her that way," Peter firmly stated.
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