"Remember, Parker, with great power comes great... greater responsibility..."
A white-haired old man tilted his head, then died.
"I understand, Uncle. Tomorrow, I'll apply at Eagle Fort. With my abilities, I'm more than qualified to be a five-star general. He's probably the person currently bearing the greatest responsibility in Miken." Parker clutched his uncle and wept bitterly.
"Cut!"
Camera flashes went off.
"Put more emotion into it! And why isn't the actor following the script? Stop trying to be clever!" the director said furiously.
"Are you telling me how to do things?" Parker stretched out a hand, and a web strung the director up from the ceiling.
"Oh, sorry, Parker. Do whatever you want," the director quickly begged.
"Hmph. I went over the character profile again. Spiderman is an excellent student. He made his own web-shooters, and information is so accessible now. There's no way he couldn't figure out the real cause of his uncle's death!" Parker insisted.
"You're right about everything. Can you let me down now?" the director said helplessly.
After being let down, the director quietly called Dr. Stein.
"Let's give it a try. A little freshness will help draw the public's attention," the doctor replied after a moment of silence.
Soon afterward, in the new documentary Spiderman: The Hidden Truth, the Miken People came to understand that it was those conglomerates and Otherworldly Users who monopolized knowledge and fooled the public. They only wanted Super Heroes to become lone soldiers fighting for justice—
They would never allow Super Heroes to dig into the roots of the problem and direct the conflict at people like them in the upper class.
In that respect, they were worse than the East Islanders. At least the East Islanders dared to point the spearhead of reform at the shogunate and the