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Marks and Rec: Misc #2636

norman osborn, reading a newspaper: I’m so glad you and peter have finally made it official

harry, spitting out his coffee: sorry, what?

norman: come on, no need to hide anymore, son. thanksgiving at your apartment and your special someone will be there? obviously it’s peter. you’ve been enamored with him since high school. I thought you would remain repressed, so I’m impressed you made a move.

harry:

norman: I briefly considered adopting him but this is close enough

harry, realizing this is the first time norman has ever approved of his life choices (even tho he and pete r not actually dating): right ha ha ha me and peter two love birds

So this is from one of those Brooklyn visions side quest. In it miles helps this kid ask out his boyfriend to homecoming using giant fucking screens.

And this is from Harry asking Peter to be co-founder of the Emily-May Foundation. Like Jesus Christ dude you are insane for this.

totally how that scene went right.

bonus:

This whole scene is hilarious, because Norman catching them sleeping after a wild night and being like "what happened here?" Is already pretty suggestive, but then Harry says this and Peter looks at Norman like "why yes, totally normal experiments, I'm innocent actually, mr. Osborn. Also, unrelated? Gotta go!"

It's like - look, they're still wearing jackets! This is not a thinly veiled metaphor for being caught in bed with your best friend, not at all, we promise!

But he and Peter became best friends after Uncle Ben died, as Peter mentioned in one of the messages for Miles.

To me Peter and Harry's relationship in that game either mean that love really can be extended to more than one person on Peter's side, he's in love with MJ and in a romantic relationship with her, yet you can feel and see how much he also loves Harry.

So to me, either Peter has enough love in his heart to be in love with both MJ and Harry, even though he's commited to a relationship with MJ, or Platonic love can just be as powerfull, if not more, than romantic love sometimes.