The Green Goblin’s Last Stand

Set in New York City, the story moves through neon-lit streets, perilous rooftops, and a decaying warehouse where the climactic showdown unfolds. The urban landscape amplifies the conflict between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin, alternating between bright street scenes and shadowy interiors. Key locations include Norman Osborn's apartment, the warehouse ruins, and the cemetery where Gwen Stacy is laid to rest.

🕸️ Responsibility

Peter Parker's moral duty to protect others drives the plot. The death of Uncle Ben anchors his commitment to being Spider-Man, even as the battles create personal tragedy. Gwen's death and Norman's actions force him to confront the costs of vigilantism. The narrative ends by reaffirming his resolve to continue fighting, despite the price.

🧠 Mental State

Norman Osborn's amnesia and paranoia blur lines between his identities as businessman and Green Goblin. Hallucinations of Spider-Man heighten his fear and fuel revenge fantasies. The story uses Norman's instability to explore how trauma and power can distort judgment and drive destructive actions. The conflict shows how fragile control can be under pressure.

⚔️ Revenge

Norman's pursuit of Spider-Man is framed as a vendetta that spirals into lethal confrontation. The kidnapping and battles demonstrate how revenge consumes both sides and erases mercy. Peter's climactic decision tests whether he can stop the cycle without becoming a killer himself. The ending ties vengeance to a costly, irreversible loss.