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* The phrase people most often think of, "With great power comes great responsibility" (heard in, among other things, the 2002 film), is actually a BeamMeUpScotty: The ''original'' quote came from a narration box in the final panel of "Spider-Man!" in ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasyNumber15'', with the narrator telling the viewer how [[Characters/MarvelComicsPeterParker Peter Parker]] has learned that "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" The first time this was contracted this way and attributed in-page to Uncle Ben was in Creator/{{Christopher Priest|Comics}}'s ''Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1''.
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* The phrase people most often think of, "With great power comes great responsibility" (heard in, among other things, [[Film/SpiderMan1 the 2002 film), film]]), is actually a BeamMeUpScotty: The ''original'' quote came from a narration box in the final panel of "Spider-Man!" in ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasyNumber15'', with the narrator telling the viewer how [[Characters/MarvelComicsPeterParker Peter Parker]] has learned that "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" The first time this was contracted this way and attributed in-page to Uncle Ben was in Creator/{{Christopher Priest|Comics}}'s ''Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'': Like all incarnations of Spider-Man, Peter Parker lives by this trope, using his powers to help, save, or protect anyone he can. The episode "Intervention" reveals that he lives by this motto in honor of [[DeathByOriginStory Uncle Ben]], who taught Peter that lesson shortly before he was killed.
--> '''Spider-Man:''' (to his uncle's killer): I should drop you, take from you what you took from Ben Parker. (Drops him before catching him in a web). But he wouldn't approve. (To himself) With great power comes great responsibility.
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** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/MadameWeb2024'', when Las Arañas tells Cassie “When you take on the responsibility, great power will come.” Sure enough, when she accepts responsibility for the three future Spider-Women in the film's climax, she unlocks the "Thread" power that allows her to be in three places at once, [[ChekhovsGun just like Las Arañas said she would.]]
** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/MadameWeb2024'', when Las Arañas tells Cassie “When you take on the responsibility, great power will come.” Sure enough, when she accepts responsibility for the three future Spider-Women in the film's climax, she unlocks the "Thread" power that allows her to be in three places at once, [[ChekhovsGun just like Las Arañas said she would.]]
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* The phrase people most often think of, "With great power comes great responsibility" (heard in, among other things, the 2002 film), is actually a BeamMeUpScotty: The ''original'' quote came from a narration box in the final panel of "Spider-Man!" in ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasyNumber15'', with the narrator telling the viewer how [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Peter Parker]] has learned that "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" The first time this was contracted this way and attributed in-page to Uncle Ben was in Creator/{{Christopher Priest|Comics}}'s ''Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1''.
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* The phrase people most often think of, "With great power comes great responsibility" (heard in, among other things, the 2002 film), is actually a BeamMeUpScotty: The ''original'' quote came from a narration box in the final panel of "Spider-Man!" in ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasyNumber15'', with the narrator telling the viewer how [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker [[Characters/MarvelComicsPeterParker Peter Parker]] has learned that "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" The first time this was contracted this way and attributed in-page to Uncle Ben was in Creator/{{Christopher Priest|Comics}}'s ''Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1''.
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** PlayedForDrama in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. [[spoiler:Miles learns that in order to prevent a RealityBreakingParadox he has to let his father die. He angrily questions Peter B. whether he would've done the same to Uncle Ben in his shoes, with Peter B. asserting that TheNeedsOfTheMany come first and if not for Uncle Ben's sacrifice all of the good all of them would've done never would have happened.]] Miles ignores him, as a running theme throughout the film is him [[NeverMyFault refusing to take responsibility for]] [[IDidWhatIHadToDo the impact his actions]] [[KeepingSecretsSucks have on others]].
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** PlayedForDrama in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. [[spoiler:Miles learns that in order to prevent a RealityBreakingParadox he has to let his father die.die, something that apparently has to happen to every Spider-Person. He angrily questions Peter B. whether he would've done the same to Uncle Ben in his shoes, with Peter B. asserting that TheNeedsOfTheMany come first and if not for Uncle Ben's sacrifice all of the good all of them would've done never would have happened. However, what the Spider-Society [[DramaticallyMissingThePoint fails to recognize is that by enforcing Canon Events, they are actively going against everything that Spider-Man is supposed to stand for]] and the entire point of the mantra by knowingly allowing people to suffer and/or die because of their inaction, effectively repeating and ''enforcing'' the same mistake that caused Uncle Ben's death in the first place.]] Miles ignores him, as a running theme throughout the film is him [[NeverMyFault refusing to take responsibility for]] [[IDidWhatIHadToDo the impact his actions]] [[KeepingSecretsSucks have on others]].
himself indirectly states this when he says how messed up that is.
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** PlayedForDrama in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. [[spoiler:Miles learns that in order to prevent a RealityBreakingParadox he has to let his father die. He angrily questions Peter B. whether he would've done the same to Uncle Ben in his shoes, with Peter B. asserting that TheNeedsOfTheMany come first and if not for Uncle Ben's sacrifice all of the good all of them would've done never would have happened.]] Miles ignores him, as a running theme throughout the film is him [[NeverMyFault refusing to take responsibility for]] [[IDidWhatIHadToDo the impact his actions have on others]].
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** PlayedForDrama in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. [[spoiler:Miles learns that in order to prevent a RealityBreakingParadox he has to let his father die. He angrily questions Peter B. whether he would've done the same to Uncle Ben in his shoes, with Peter B. asserting that TheNeedsOfTheMany come first and if not for Uncle Ben's sacrifice all of the good all of them would've done never would have happened.]] Miles ignores him, as a running theme throughout the film is him [[NeverMyFault refusing to take responsibility for]] [[IDidWhatIHadToDo the impact his actions actions]] [[KeepingSecretsSucks have on others]].
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** PlayedForDrama in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. [[spoiler:Miles learns that in order to prevent a RealityBreakingParadox he has to let his father die. He angrily questions Peter B. whether he would've done the same to Uncle Ben in his shoes, with Peter B. asserting that TheNeedsOfTheMany come first and if not for Uncle Ben's sacrifice all of the good all of them would've done never would have happened.]] Miles ignores him, as a running theme throughout the film is him [[NeverMyFault refusing to take responsibility for the impact his actions have on others]].
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** PlayedForDrama in ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse''. [[spoiler:Miles learns that in order to prevent a RealityBreakingParadox he has to let his father die. He angrily questions Peter B. whether he would've done the same to Uncle Ben in his shoes, with Peter B. asserting that TheNeedsOfTheMany come first and if not for Uncle Ben's sacrifice all of the good all of them would've done never would have happened.]] Miles ignores him, as a running theme throughout the film is him [[NeverMyFault refusing to take responsibility for for]] [[IDidWhatIHadToDo the impact his actions have on others]].
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* The phrase people most often think of, "With great power comes great responsibility" (heard in, among other things, the 2002 film), is actually a BeamMeUpScotty: The ''original'' quote came from a narration box in the final panel of "Spider-Man!" in ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasyNumber15'', with the narrator telling the viewer how Peter has learned that "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" The first time this was contracted this way and attributed in-page to Uncle Ben was in Creator/{{Christopher Priest|Comics}}'s ''Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1''.
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* The phrase people most often think of, "With great power comes great responsibility" (heard in, among other things, the 2002 film), is actually a BeamMeUpScotty: The ''original'' quote came from a narration box in the final panel of "Spider-Man!" in ''ComicBook/AmazingFantasyNumber15'', with the narrator telling the viewer how [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Peter Parker]] has learned that "with great power there must also come -- great responsibility!" The first time this was contracted this way and attributed in-page to Uncle Ben was in Creator/{{Christopher Priest|Comics}}'s ''Spider-Man vs. Wolverine #1''.
