To remedy this mistake, they could only send the people who did not belong in this universe back to their own universes.
But nearly all of them had died fighting Spider-Man. After hearing the truth, Aunt May's kindness surged forth. She believed Peter should change the fates that had doomed these villains to die and save them.
Most of the villains were not lunatics. Naturally, they did not want to die either. Even Norman had suppressed the Green Goblin personality. Under the influence of all these realities, Peter was persuaded.
Then... in order to save them, Peter fought Strange, even using his high school geometry to defeat Doctor Strange in the Mirror Dimension.
After trapping Strange, Peter brought the villains back to his home, intending to find a way to cure them all.
Aunt May lived under the same roof as a group of supervillains. At first, things went well. With the technology Stark had left behind, solving the problems afflicting these villains was not difficult.
Suppress the AI in Doctor Otto's mechanical arms? No problem—he quickly returned to normal. A device to suppress Electro's energy was not difficult either. But just as the serum to suppress the Green Goblin was completed... tragedy struck.
The Green Goblin had never been suppressed. He had been watching this world through Norman's eyes all along, and once he realized that the Spider-Man here was merely an impressionable seventeen-year-old high school student, he revealed his true form.
The Green Goblin persuaded Electro to steal the Arc Reactor, while he himself beat the seventeen-year-old Spider-Man half to death and killed Aunt May.
Aunt May's kindness had ultimately become naivety in the face of her complete lack of caution, bringing about a devastating consequence: the people she had wanted to save killed her. It dealt Peter