Wanda watched Pietro scream and angrily made a casting gesture, forcing the unlucky boy into a twisted pose.
"You actually stole my money!
That was for signing up for a cooking class..."
Little Ginny covered her mouth and stared in horror at the "cruel" Wanda. Clutching her dad's hand, she said cautiously, "Daddy, Wanda's gone crazy. Let's run..."
In the end, Bourne was the one who nudged Wanda under the arm, making the furious older sister let the unlucky Pietro go.
Bourne, looking deeply troubled, helplessly pulled Pietro up from the floor and said, "You shouldn't have run away from home without leaving a note. If you think Northern Europe is interesting, you can tell me."
Pietro dropped the two equally dazed stone monsters he'd been carrying and said, on the verge of a breakdown, "I knew you wouldn't support me...
It's not my fault I'm fast!
Why does it feel like everything I do is wrong?"
Bourne shook his head and said, "Being fast isn't wrong. You just haven't figured out what you want to do.
Pietro, you're in eleventh grade. You still have time to find your calling.
What can being fast bring you?
If you've decided you don't want to be an ordinary person, you should tell me.
I can teach you things you won't learn at school!
But once you really start using those skills, it'll be hard to go back to your old life.
Are you sure?"
Pietro sighed helplessly. "Can you stop treating me like a kid?
I've killed people too, in Sokovia...
I know what I can do!
You always want me to become an ordinary person, but I'm not!
I can't focus on anything in books, and I can't take part in any sports...
I'm fast, but you leave me not knowing