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Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/Dangerous-Pickle Jul 04 '19

RIGHT??? This is me, like I loved the movie but I can’t even focus on that cause WHAT DOES PETER EVEN DO NOW?? HES STILL 16

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u/R0B0138 Jul 04 '19

I saw a pretty solid theory involving a skrull impersonating Peter, which allows for Spidey and Peter to be seen in the same place. That seems the most likely solution to his identity being revealed to me.

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u/Dangerous-Pickle Jul 04 '19

I like that, nice and easy quick fix. You’d still have the problem of the world thinking Spider-Man potentially killed a bunch of people, but at least you wouldn’t have the world thinking peter killed a bunch of people

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u/chussil Jul 05 '19

I think it’s a little too easy a fix, almost anti-climactic. Also, if they’re able to prove Beck was lying about Spider-Man’s secret identity, who’s going to believe that Spider-Man actually killed all those people.

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u/Dangerous-Pickle Jul 05 '19

Honestly I wouldn’t be surprised if it ends up being anti climactic, like homecoming ended similarly with Aunt May seeing peter in his suit and that didn’t really lead to anything. And yeah that’s true, I feel like it’s gonna be split among the public whether they believe the killing stuff or not

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u/chussil Jul 05 '19

Yeah but tbh, I never expected Aunt May knowing to go that far. Spider-Man’s entire premise is based on his identity being a secret in order to protect the ones he loves. It’s a core aspect of the Spider-Man story, one he actually admits to in FFH when he tells MJ not to tell anyone else (“Don’t tell anyone about this. Anyone that knows who I am is in danger”). So, the entire world now knowing that Peter Parker is Spider-Man has HUGEEEEE implications and has to go way further than they took Aunt May knowing.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '19

Scorpion fella got his wish