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> If there's a worse idea than breaking up the marriage, it would be bringing back Harry.
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> I was relieved when they brought back Norman to end the Clone Saga because I was afraid it was going to be Harry (which was the original plan, I think).
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> Harry's death was meaningful. Let it stand.
As opposed to "Aunt May's" death where she gave her blessing to Peter and told him his Uncle Ben would've been proud and Marvel ripped that away from him?
Personally I'd prefer it be Harry over Peter. With Norman for the longest time its the guy that killed Gwen and he's not going to get any sympathy from Peter. Its pretty much hate. Now with Harry though he's got the conflict since its his best friend. To me that adds more depth to the interaction. Also it wouldn't of been nearly as creepy if it had been Harry and Gwen back in Sins Past. They did know each other before Peter knew them.
I'm not however on the "Bring Harry back!" bandwagon either.
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> > If there's a worse idea than breaking up the marriage, it would be bringing back Harry.
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> > I was relieved when they brought back Norman to end the Clone Saga because I was afraid it was going to be Harry (which was the original plan, I think).
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> > Harry's death was meaningful. Let it stand.
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> As opposed to "Aunt May's" death where she gave her blessing to Peter and told him his Uncle Ben would've been proud and Marvel ripped that away from him?
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I thought Aunt May's death should have stood, too.
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