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there are so many themes woven into it. maturing through loss. accepting every version of yourself, no matter how much you change. learning to let the people around you help instead of carrying everything alone.

i think that’s why spider-man has always been the people’s superhero. he’s the most down-to-earth one. we relate to him because he struggles the same way we do. one way or another, a lot of us grew up with a spider-man, whether it was Tobey, Andrew, or Tom. and there’s something so comforting about seeing someone with incredible power still having to deal with ordinary life, grief, loneliness, relationships, and simply trying to figure out who they are.

full shot of peter’s toes in the tub (best experienced on the largest screen near you)

an extra going “no that can’t be spiderman” right as peter steps out of the hospital (its wuiet but i swear its there)

peter watching the film about spiders’ life cycles in absolute silence and disgust

walking out of the elevator in juicy couture sweatpants

“i’ve narrowed it down to two top suspects” pans to flash and mr. harrington

peter refusing to take his mask off both in the spa and while drinking coffee

Josha Stradowski as Rand al'Thor | 2/∞ SCENES

THE WHEEL OF TIME | S2 E3 WHAT MIGHT BE

+Bonus:

Carb starts your engine, protein keeps it going.

Cookie

Fruit (canned or fresh)

Chips

Piece of bread

Popcorn

Crackers

Easy protein add on:

Nuts

Spoonful of nut butter

Cheese

Roasted chickpea snacks

Glass of milk (dairy or non dairy)