Peter "Bisexual-Disaster" Stark

With the timing? She figured that it must be Tony Starks child, but woman had claimed as much more than once over the years and every time they were dragged through the mud before their claim was finally proven to actually be false. She wasn’t going to put herself or her unborn child through that, by the end of the pregnancy her and Richard had become serious and despite her insisting that he didn’t have to? He signed the birth certificate and claimed Peter as his son, when Peter was 3 months old the two were officially married.

When Peter was nearly 6 months old Mary and Richard died, and well May and Ben were willing to take responsibility for him? Per Mary’s wishes they sought to get into contact with Tony, when he found out about Peter and it was confirmed that he was in fact Tony’s son? Tony officially took legal responsibility for him; though he shared custody with May and Ben to make keeping him a secret easier so that he wouldn’t have to grow up in the public eye like he did-but he was now technically, legally Peter Benjamin Stark.

Peter spent most of his earlier years with his Father, he was home school for the most part by tutors and when he was diagnosed with ADHD at 8 years old Tony made sure to get him into regular therapy to help him learn the best way to navigate it, when he was 11 he started staying with May and Ben more in order to go to a regular school. He would spend most week days with them and go to a local school where he met Ned, and spend holidays and usually spend holidays and breaks with his father if he didn’t have a big event happening.

When he was 14 he was on a field trip at a scientific research lab with his school when he ended up bitten by the genetically modified radioactive spider that gave him his powers, he didn’t tell his Dad at first but soon enough Tony put the pieces together. By then he was staying at the Avengers Tower in his room there more often that at his Aunt May’s. It wasn’t until Civil War though that Tony actually actively helped him with the heroing thing, knowing that none of the other avengers would actually hurt him when push came to shove. When his Dad brought him to help stop Steve and Bucky though? It felt wrong.

Steve was someone who had been part of their lives for a long time and they all trusted him for so long, but now they weren’t even going to listen to what he had to say? Or his reasons for helping Bucky? For this reason Peter switched sides probably about half way through the fight, him webbing his Dad’s blasters and jumping onto the back of the War Hammer suit with a “Sorry Uncle Rhodey!” As he tried to pull off a panel on the armor. It wasn’t until Vision knocked him off, being careful the most that would happen was him being knocked unconscious, before going to Wanda that he stopped.

Tony was livid but still made sure to check if he was okay before going after them and the same ending with Rhodey falling out of the sky ensued. It wasn’t until they got back to New York that Tony addressed what had happened, prompting Peter to get angry and yell at him about how he was so willing to create something to make sure that the Avengers weren’t needed just a couple years prior only to now turn his back on people they cared about when they needed them. It turned into far from a small argument that ended with Peter channeling the Stark faire for the dramatic and literally walking straight out of a window of Avengers Tower from the floor they were on and does the side of the building.

He ended up at his Aunt May’s apartment and asked if he could stay for a few days, explaining that he’d had a fight with his Dad. She told him that of course he could and she would never turn him away, but that she would let Tony know where he was because she didn’t want him to worry. A few days turned into a few weeks, then into a few months and in the end Peter didn’t end up having a real conversation outside of Tony scolding him when he did something wrong as a hero and reconciling with Father until after his fight with The Vulture.

After that that fight figured out getting to the new Avengers Facility and immediately found his Dad once he was there told him what had happened and that he still thought he’d been wrong, but that he was sorry and he didn’t want them to be mad at each other like that anymore. He didn’t tell him everything that happened right away, the building falling on him was a pleasant surprise that Tony learned later on. But he knew the gist of it and that the reason Peter had immediately come looking for him was because he’d been afraid he’d die without being able to reconcile with him.

It was some time after this that he told Ned about his Dad being Tony Stark, and the next 2 years until Thanos’ goons showed up he spent he weeks at his Aunt Mays and his weekends commuting to the Avengers Facility, though he spent most of his time there doing nature photography hikes. Everything about them ending up in space and then being blipped for the most part remains the same, other than maybe the impact that him blipping has on Tony and Pepper. When he comes back however the world knows who he is, not as Spider-Man, but they know that he is Peter Stark the mysterious secret son of Tony Stark.

Because of this and people being aware that Iron Man had taken Spider-Man under his wing to an extent, there were people who suspected him being the marked hero. Peter however denied it and Stark lawyers did a pretty good job of keeping the press off of him well he was still a minor. I also will play Peter as Tony having survived unless we've decided or implied otherwise in plotting, with Mysterio he has the glasses in his control as a way to keep himself safe when on his trip. Mysterio offers to return them to his father when they cause him trouble, and Peter ops for that rather than having Fury do it due to his hatred for the man.

After the whole incident with Mysterio and his hero identity being revealed Peter continued to desperately grasp at some sense of normalcy, and well his prospects for college weren’t affected because of the weight his name carried? He sought out help from Dr. Strange when his friends began to be effected; they could over look the controversy of his vigilante persona because of him being a Stark, his friends however were not as lucky in their association with Spider-Man.

In meeting the other Peter’s he was surprised at how similar their lives were well still being so different, from what he could tell Tony Stark didn’t exist in their worlds and he definitely wasn’t their Father. Never the less, he felt connected to them and in the end he was glad that they stopped him from doing something he regretted. He was also thankful for the fact that they were able to delay Dr. Strange fixing the spell until they could cure Norman, because in the end it wasn’t really him that was the reason Aunt May was in critical condition at the hospital but the darkness that was trying to take over him. Not to mention that he obviously meant a lot to the other Peter Parker.