The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Page #3

- I thought that it meant you loved me.

- I do love you.

I love you.

Then why isn't that enough?

Huh?

Because what if

something happens to you

just like it happened to him

because of me?

- No, wait, wait, wait.

- Listen. No, n...

I cannot let that happen.

Listen to me.

You're Spider-Man...

and I love that.

But I love Peter Parker more.

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That's worth it to me.

I can't lose you too.

If because you can't lose me,

we can't be together,

who does that work out for, Peter?

I can't. I'm sorry, Gwen.

Wow.

You have done this to me

again and again, Peter.

I can't live like this.

I break up with you.

I break up with you.

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REPORTER 1:

Good morning, New Yorkers.

Looking for another beautiful day

here in the city.

A few clouds to start us off...

REPORTER 2:
The steady increase in sightings

of Spider-Man has sparked a debate

over the role of vigilantism

in American crime fighting.

REPORTER 3:

How about that Spider-Man?

Last night on the Manhattan

Bridge, he saved a dozen lives.

We wanna hear your calls.

MAN 1:
I think without Spider-Man,

there'd be no hope for this city.

MAN 2:
Who do you think pays the bills

for all the damages he causes, huh?

It's you and me, taxpayers.

- You make this?

- Yeah.

This is a wind turbine.

You made this? No way.

This is amazing.

It's good as new, right?

I'll walk you home.

- What's your name?

- Jorge.

Jorge? I'm Spider-Man.

MAN:
I don't feel like my kids

are safe with him out there.

Get out of the way and let

the police do their job.

WOMAN 1:
Some folks think that there

might be more than one Spider-Man.

(SHRIEKS)

What do you think?

One guy or many?

WOMAN 2:
I'd love to know

who's behind that mask.

Hey.

- Nice outfit.

- Thanks.

RADIO HOST:
We have a caller on the line

named Max. He says he knows Spider-Man.

MAX:
Listen, I'm upset. Spider-Man,

to me, is being misunderstood.

He's a very, very good person.

He's protecting us.

He saved my life one time.

We sort of became best friends.

SPIDER-MAN (IN MUFFLED VOICE):

How much?

Hey, you're that spider guy.

I'm Spider-Man.

Huh?

(SNEEZES THEN GRUNTS)

I'm Spider-Man.

MAN:
This Spider-Man... He's not

the police, he's not a fireman.

What gives him the right to get

involved in other people's business?

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(SIREN WAILING IN DISTANCE)

(CHATTERING)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

MAY:
Peter, honey?

Can I come in?

(PETER GRUNTS)

No!

Peter, the final

starts at 9, honey.

You said you would

take my car into the shop

because it keeps dying, remember?

Give me a second, Aunt May. I'm gonna

get the door. Just give me a second.

Peter, please just let me in.

All right?

I'm trying to get my...

You said your final was at 9, and

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