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| Topic | Why does Spider-Man feel responsible/guilty when Uncle Ben is killed? |
| Dreaming_King 01/04/20 3:35:33 PM #1: | Mind you I'm only going off of the several movie and cartoon incarnations of Spider-Man and my hazy memory. Maybe in the comics it's more sensible but I don't read comics. Anyways it seems like he beats himself up over the fact that he could have stopped the guy who killed his uncle before the act, thereby preventing it, but he had no foreknowledge such an event would occur right? If he had stopped the guy then maybe he would have killed a guard in jail or any other number of possibilities. I don't see why someone who wasn't at least somewhat egotistical would feel bad about something several factors removed from their direct actions. Have the comics ever pointed this out? --- Nil- ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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