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* The death of Mary Jane's clone near the end of "The Return of Hydro-Man" is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
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* The death of Mary Jane's clone near the end of "The Return of Hydro-Man" is pretty heart-wrenching, especially since this is the Mary Jane Peter married and has been sharing his love with since she initially disappeared, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
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!!Administrivia/SpoilersOff applies to all TearJerker pages, so all spoilers are unmarked. Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned!
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* The last shot of "Attack of the Octobot", in which it's revealed that the "house" Spider-Man has visited Taina in is actually [[spoiler: a hospital for terminally ill children. Taina's courage and bright outlook even when she's fully aware of her condition even makes Spidey call her "a bigger superhero than I'll ever be."]]
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* The last shot of "Attack of the Octobot", in which it's revealed that the "house" Spider-Man has visited Taina in is actually [[spoiler: a hospital for terminally ill children. Taina's courage and bright outlook even when she's fully aware of her condition even makes Spidey call her "a bigger superhero than I'll ever be."]] "
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of destroying the multiverse near the end of the "Spider Wars" arc. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': [[ThisCannotBe No it, it can't be!]]
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Peter, its me. Uncle Ben.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Uncle Ben?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I've been told everything.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Is it really you?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': (''shows his true face'') I love you too Uncle Ben. I... love... you... too! (''breaks down crying'')
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Do you remember what I taught you about, great power?
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, there must come great responsibility]].
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': [[ThisCannotBe No it, it can't be!]]
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Peter, its me. Uncle Ben.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Uncle Ben?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I've been told everything.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Is it really you?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': (''shows his true face'') I love you too Uncle Ben. I... love... you... too! (''breaks down crying'')
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Do you remember what I taught you about, great power?
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, there must come great responsibility]].
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of destroying the multiverse near the end of the "Spider Wars" arc. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': [[ThisCannotBe No it, it can't be!]]
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Peter, its me. Uncle Ben.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Uncle Ben?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I've been told everything.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Is it really you?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': (''shows his true face'') I love you too Uncle Ben. I... love... you... too! (''breaks down crying'')
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Do you remember what I taught you about, great power?
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, there must come great responsibility]].
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': [[ThisCannotBe No it, it can't be!]]
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Peter, its me. Uncle Ben.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Uncle Ben?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I've been told everything.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Is it really you?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': (''shows his true face'') I love you too Uncle Ben. I... love... you... too! (''breaks down crying'')
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Do you remember what I taught you about, great power?
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, there must come great responsibility]].
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* In "Doctor Strange" Mary-Jane has been tricked into joining a cult that is preying on her longing to be reunited with her father. Dr Strange breaks the spell by unlocking her memories of what her father was [[AbusiveParents really like]]. This does lead to a CrowningMomentOfAwesome when she rejects Dormammu's deception, leaving him unable to crossover into the human world.
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* In "Doctor Strange" Mary-Jane has been tricked into joining a cult that is preying on her longing to be reunited with her father. Dr Strange breaks the spell by unlocking her memories of what her father was [[AbusiveParents really like]]. This However, this does lead to a CrowningMomentOfAwesome crowning moment of awesome for MJ when she rejects Dormammu's deception, leaving him unable to crossover into the human world.
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* Felicia's heartbreak when she realizes Jason Macendale was the Hobgoblin and he was only marrying her for her wealth and beauty.
* In "Doctor Strange" Mary-Jane has been tricked into joining a cult that is preying on her longing to be reunited with her father. Dr Strange breaks the spell by unlocking her memories of what her father was [[AbusiveParents really like]]. This does lead to a CrowningMomentOfAwesome when she rejects Dormammu's deception, leaving him unable to crossover into the human world.
* In "Doctor Strange" Mary-Jane has been tricked into joining a cult that is preying on her longing to be reunited with her father. Dr Strange breaks the spell by unlocking her memories of what her father was [[AbusiveParents really like]]. This does lead to a CrowningMomentOfAwesome when she rejects Dormammu's deception, leaving him unable to crossover into the human world.
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* Kingpin's backstory. He was bullied because of his weight and was desperate for the approval of his criminal father. During a robbery, Kingpin's father left him to take the fall and he ended up in prison where [[HadToComeToPrisonToBeACrook he attained the skills and ambitions to rise as a crime lord]]. The height of Fisk's ruthlessness is shown when he has his father killed and he repeats the cycle of abuse by leaving his own son to take the fall for his crimes as his father once did to him. Fisk himself expresses fear that his son will try to take revenge on him just as Fisk did to his own father.
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-->'''Genevieve:''' (''hesitantly'') Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
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--> '''Spider-man''': I need you. I won't let you go.
--> '''Black Cat''': You will, because I'm asking you to. Do this for me, please? ''(She raises his mask and gives him a kiss)'' Someday I will explain. But for now, just remember: I love you.
--> '''Black Cat''': You will, because I'm asking you to. Do this for me, please? ''(She raises his mask and gives him a kiss)'' Someday I will explain. But for now, just remember: I love you.
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--> '''Spider-man''': I need you.''you''. I won't let you go.
--> '''Black Cat''': You will, because I'masking ''asking'' you to. Do this for me, please? ''(She raises his mask and gives him a kiss)'' Someday I will explain. But for now, just remember: I love you.
--> '''Black Cat''': You will, because I'm
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--> '''Spider-man''': (desperately) Caaaaaaaat!!!!!
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--> '''Spider-man''': (desperately) Caaaaaaaat!!!!!''Caaaaaaaat!!!!!''
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* While we all knew it was coming, Black Cat's farewell to Spider-man at the end of "The Vampire Queen" is still a fairly bittersweet tearjerker. Even knowing that they do cross paths again in the future, to see their relationship sadly come to an end despite Spidey's pleas for her to stay is somewhat depressing.
--> '''Black Cat''': I've learned that with great power comes an even greater responsibility. I have to use my power where it's needed most, and that's not here with you, Spider. I've finally made a hard decision. I'm going to leave.
--> '''Spider-man''': Why? Why can't I be with you?
--> '''Black Cat''': Because you must stay here and take care of this city. It needs you.
--> '''Spider-man''': I need you. I won't let you go.
--> '''Black Cat''': You will, because I'm asking you to. Do this for me, please? ''(She raises his mask and gives him a kiss)'' Someday I will explain. But for now, just remember: I love you.
--> ''(She fires her grapple-hook and swings off into the city-scape)''
--> '''Spider-man''': (desperately) Caaaaaaaat!!!!!
--> '''Black Cat''': I've learned that with great power comes an even greater responsibility. I have to use my power where it's needed most, and that's not here with you, Spider. I've finally made a hard decision. I'm going to leave.
--> '''Spider-man''': Why? Why can't I be with you?
--> '''Black Cat''': Because you must stay here and take care of this city. It needs you.
--> '''Spider-man''': I need you. I won't let you go.
--> '''Black Cat''': You will, because I'm asking you to. Do this for me, please? ''(She raises his mask and gives him a kiss)'' Someday I will explain. But for now, just remember: I love you.
--> ''(She fires her grapple-hook and swings off into the city-scape)''
--> '''Spider-man''': (desperately) Caaaaaaaat!!!!!
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--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, their must come great responsibility]].
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--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, their there must come great responsibility]].
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Wrong episode title. To my knowledge, the only media to ever be titled Enter Electro was the sequel to that PlayStation game, which was clearly a different continuity from this animated series.
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* After finally being freed from his imprisonment outside of the normal spacetime in "Enter Electro", "The Price of Heroism", Captain America willingly traps himself and the Red Skull again. And this time, there may be ''no'' way to free him again...
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'''Genevieve:''' (''in a quiet and somber tone'') To be a mutant...is to be cursed...
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'''Genevieve:''' (''in a quiet and somber tone'') To be a mutant...is to be cursed...''cursed''...
* The events leading up to Harry Osborn taking up the Green Goblin mantle. He takes losing his father and MJ's disappearance pretty hard. And even Peter regrets that his time spent as Spider-Man means that he couldn't be there for him. He then starts hearing the voice of Green Goblin speak to him ([[RealAfterAll and it turns to be more than merely a hallucination]]) promising him that he will reveal where Norman is if he becomes his successor. Eventually, after fighting Spider-Man, Harry accuses the latter of doing something to his father, but Spider-Man reveals that the Green Goblin was Norman all along. Even the vision of the former Goblin confirms this, which only drives Harry further into insanity. Harry was more of a victim of circumstances, but it's always sad to Peter to be at odds with a friend in both civilian and superhero life.
* The events leading up to Harry Osborn taking up the Green Goblin mantle. He takes losing his father and MJ's disappearance pretty hard. And even Peter regrets that his time spent as Spider-Man means that he couldn't be there for him. He then starts hearing the voice of Green Goblin speak to him ([[RealAfterAll and it turns to be more than merely a hallucination]]) promising him that he will reveal where Norman is if he becomes his successor. Eventually, after fighting Spider-Man, Harry accuses the latter of doing something to his father, but Spider-Man reveals that the Green Goblin was Norman all along. Even the vision of the former Goblin confirms this, which only drives Harry further into insanity. Harry was more of a victim of circumstances, but it's always sad to Peter to be at odds with a friend in both civilian and superhero life.
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** This also makes it the SECOND time that Spider-Man watches her die. The first one's heartbreak doesn't have time to set in before the NightmareFuel of Spider-Man legitimately ready to kill the Green Goblin.
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** This also makes it the SECOND time that Spider-Man watches her die.loses her. The first one's heartbreak doesn't have time to set in before the NightmareFuel of Spider-Man legitimately ready to kill the Green Goblin.
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as, and continues with the plan. It's implied that her respect for Landon is also feeding into her self-loathing as well, and gets worse the further the plan goes.
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as, and continues with the plan. It's implied that her respect for Landon is also feeding into her self-loathing [[InternalizedCategorism self-loathing]] as well, and gets worse the further the plan goes.well.
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as and continues with the plan. It's implied that her respect for Landon is also feeding into her self-loathing as well.
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as as, and continues with the plan. It's implied that her respect for Landon is also feeding into her self-loathing as well.well, and gets worse the further the plan goes.
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as.
-->Genevieve: (Hesitantly) Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
Landon: (Hatefully) This is no time for second thoughts! Mutants are a curse on the human race!\\
Genevieve: (Quietly, looking down) To be a mutant... is to be cursed...
-->Genevieve: (Hesitantly) Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
Landon: (Hatefully) This is no time for second thoughts! Mutants are a curse on the human race!\\
Genevieve: (Quietly, looking down) To be a mutant... is to be cursed...
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as.
-->Genevieve: (Hesitantly)as and continues with the plan. It's implied that her respect for Landon is also feeding into her self-loathing as well.
-->'''Genevieve:''' (''hesitantly'') Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
Landon: (Hatefully) '''Landon:''' (''angrily'') This is no time for second thoughts! Mutants are a curse on the human race!\\
Genevieve: (Quietly, looking down) '''Genevieve:''' (''in a quiet and somber tone'') To be a mutant... mutant...is to be cursed...
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-->'''Genevieve:''' (''hesitantly'') Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
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** Later on, it seems that following the conversation with Hank, that Genevieve is having second thoughts about whether to help Landon carry out this plot, and musters up enough courage to try and get Landon to stop the plan as well. Unfortunately, Landon is beyond reason and shouts her down, angrily ranting on how mutants are a blight on humanity. Genevieve offers no further protest after this, and sadly accepts that this is what she and other mutants are to the world, or at least will be perceived as.
-->Genevieve: (Hesitantly) Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
Landon: (Hatefully) This is no time for second thoughts! Mutants are a curse on the human race!\\
Genevieve: (Quietly, looking down) To be a mutant... is to be cursed...
-->Genevieve: (Hesitantly) Are you ''sure'' we are doing the right thing—?\\
Landon: (Hatefully) This is no time for second thoughts! Mutants are a curse on the human race!\\
Genevieve: (Quietly, looking down) To be a mutant... is to be cursed...
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* The last shot of "Attack of the Octobot", in which it's revealed that the "house" Spider-Man has visited Taina in is actually [[spoiler: a hospital for terminally ill children. Taina's courage and bright outlook even when she's fully aware of her condition even makes Spidey call her "a bigger superhero than I'll ever be."]]
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* Morbius, already a living vampire, TakingTheBullet for Felicia and becoming mutated into a humanoid bat creature. It doesn't help that he does this while yelling ''"I will love you - ALWAYS!"''
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* In that same two-parter, the [[FantasticRacism mutant-hating]] Doctor Landon's assistant Genevieve at first appears a similar KnightTemplar as her employer. Some of her "villainous" lines then become retroactively heartwrenching when it is revealed that ''[[InternalizedCategorism she]]'' is a hidden mutant.
--->'''Hank:''' Why are you helping this madman?\\
'''Genevieve:''' Mr. Landon is not mad. He wants to eliminate the mutant condition. The suffering they must endure.\\
'''Hank:''' No! He wants to eliminate ''mutants!''\\
'''Genevieve:''' If they don't exist, then they can't suffer. Maybe it's the only way...
--->'''Hank:''' Why are you helping this madman?\\
'''Genevieve:''' Mr. Landon is not mad. He wants to eliminate the mutant condition. The suffering they must endure.\\
'''Hank:''' No! He wants to eliminate ''mutants!''\\
'''Genevieve:''' If they don't exist, then they can't suffer. Maybe it's the only way...
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--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you
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--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love youyou.
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* Eddie Brock getting sucked into a black hole like vortex, just after saving the only person he's ever cared about more than himself, ouch...
* The death of Mary Jane's clone is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
--> '''Mary Jane Clone''': If any part of me is like the real Mary Jane. She loves Peter Parker more than anything in the world. Mor... than... anything.
* The death of Mary Jane's clone is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
--> '''Mary Jane Clone''': If any part of me is like the real Mary Jane. She loves Peter Parker more than anything in the world. Mor... than... anything.
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* Eddie Brock getting sucked into a black hole like vortex, vortex in "Carnage", just after saving the only person he's ever cared about more than himself, ouch...
* The death of Mary Jane's clone near the end of "The Return of Hydro-Man" is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
--> '''Mary Jane Clone''': If any part of me is like the real Mary Jane. She loves Peter Parker more than anything in the world.Mor...More... than... anything.
* The death of Mary Jane's clone near the end of "The Return of Hydro-Man" is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
--> '''Mary Jane Clone''': If any part of me is like the real Mary Jane. She loves Peter Parker more than anything in the world.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of destroying the multiverse near the end of the "Secret Wars" arc. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of destroying the multiverse near the end of the "Secret "Spider Wars" arc. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
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* After finally being freed from his imprisonment outside of the normal spacetime, Captain America willingly traps himself and the Red Skull again. And this time, there may be ''no'' way to free him again...
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* After finally being freed from his imprisonment outside of the normal spacetime, spacetime in "Enter Electro", Captain America willingly traps himself and the Red Skull again. And this time, there may be ''no'' way to free him again...
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--> '''Mary Jane Clone''': If any part of me is like the real Mary Jane. She loves Peter Parker more than anything in the world. Mor... than... anything.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of destroying the multiverse. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of destroying the multiverse. multiverse near the end of the "Secret Wars" arc. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.try.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': [[ThisCannotBe No it, it can't be!]]
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Peter, its me. Uncle Ben.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Uncle Ben?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I've been told everything.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Is it really you?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': (''shows his true face'') I love you too Uncle Ben. I... love... you... too! (''breaks down crying'')
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Do you remember what I taught you about, great power?
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, their must come great responsibility]].
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': [[ThisCannotBe No it, it can't be!]]
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Peter, its me. Uncle Ben.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Uncle Ben?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I've been told everything.
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Is it really you?
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': I know you've had a very bad time. But in this dimension, I'm here for you. And no matter what, I love you
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': (''shows his true face'') I love you too Uncle Ben. I... love... you... too! (''breaks down crying'')
--> '''Alternate!Uncle Ben''': Do you remember what I taught you about, great power?
--> '''Spider-Carnage''': Yes, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatResponsibility with great power, their must come great responsibility]].
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* Spider-Man takes it pretty hard in "The Mutant Agenda" when Professor Xavier informs him that he can't help with his Neogenic disease. After Spidey swings off to angst, Beast tracks him down to suggest a place he can go for help.
-->'''Spider-Man:''' Why are you going out of your way for me?\\
'''Beast:''' No man can turn his back on another's pain. I may be a mutant, but I'm still human.\\
'''Spider-Man:''' Well, that's where we're different. I'm not sure I still am. ''[swings off]''\\
'''Beast:''' How sad. We are all alone until we accept our need for others.
-->'''Spider-Man:''' Why are you going out of your way for me?\\
'''Beast:''' No man can turn his back on another's pain. I may be a mutant, but I'm still human.\\
'''Spider-Man:''' Well, that's where we're different. I'm not sure I still am. ''[swings off]''\\
'''Beast:''' How sad. We are all alone until we accept our need for others.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of it.destroying the multiverse. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go and it hurts so much to try.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go.
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* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go.
go and it hurts so much to try.
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* The death of Mary Jane's clone is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it.
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* The death of Mary Jane's clone is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it. Christopher Daniel Barnes gave his ''all'' in that scene.
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** This also makes it the SECOND time that Spider-Man watches her die. The first one's heartbreak doesn't have time to set in before the NightmareFuel of Spider-Man legitimately ready to kill the Green Goblin.
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* After finally being freed from his imprisonment outside of the normal spacetime, Captain America willingly traps himself and the Red Skull again. And this time, there may be ''no'' way to free him again...
* Eddie Brock getting sucked into a black hole like vortex, just after saving the only person he's ever cared about more than himself, ouch...
* The death of Mary Jane's clone is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it.
* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go.
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* Eddie Brock getting sucked into a black hole like vortex, just after saving the only person he's ever cared about more than himself, ouch...
* The death of Mary Jane's clone is pretty heart-wrenching, as is Spidey's BigNo that follows it.
* Spider-Carnage's talk with the still-alive Uncle Ben from another reality to talk Spider-Carnage out of it. The speech moves him so much he actually starts ''crying'', and subsequently performs a HeroicSacrifice after realizing the Carnage symbiote still won't let him go.
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