The future is ours to decide, not in the past of the last 6000 years. As Mister Fantastic starts helping out also, Spider-Man says that we create our own destinies. We cannot lose faith, or the War on Terror has already been lost. As Wolverine and Storm stand among the civilians, Spider-Man realizes the truth. Scarlet Witch, Hawkeye, and Vision help Daredevil and Thor, and Spider-Man then changes tone. In a world where they love materials more than people, it may seem insubstantial. That the burdens of one are the burdens of everyone. That we need to listen to good instead of speak it.
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How to tell them about a thought behind any face, one that will always give them nightmares. Spider-Man wonders what to tell their children about evil now. Together Captain America and Spider-Man look at the lucky civilians. Spider-Man can't comprehend going through this all over again. He then stands together with Captain America, and realizes that only Captain America knows what it's like to feel such pain. Out of shock, she clutches Spider-Man's hand and asks him repeatedly why did this happen, but he truly can't speak this time. Rage is now able to block out the sun.Īs Spider-Man goes to get some water, a wounded yet conscious woman is taken away on a stretcher. Deaths of innocents results in the death of innocence. As the kid goes to mourn, Spider-Man feels that he is among the least deserving. But as they talk, the father, revealed to be one of the firefighters, is taken out of the wreckage - dead. He has been waiting patiently since in the hopes that he survived. He tells him that he needs to leave and not see the terror that has arisen, but the kid says that his father had gone in there to get something, and had told him to wait outside until he came back. Spider-Man then comes upon a young kid, who is sitting quietly outside the rubble. Those that conquered mosques and made people worship their form of Islam. Those that fell to their deaths on television. He thinks of the murderers and those who say America deserves it. The civilians, who either got people away from the building, brought people into other buildings to protect them from the dust cloud, or worked together to take down Flight 93. The firefighters, racing without hesitation into the carnage that only a few would survive. Spider-Man then reflects on the heroes of 9/11, who were not superheroes but just ordinary people. These five don't appear to do any actual work, save for Magneto who is lifting a few steel beams, but they are clearly sad, with Doom even shedding tears. These people, once enemies, are now seen as friends, because they realize that this is simply inhumane, because they realize this is not right. Even supervillains such as Magneto, Juggernaut, Doc Ock, the Kingpin, and Doctor Doom, have come to the wreckage. They are all there, even if you may not know it.
Walking among the rubble, he sees various firefighters and even superheroes, including Captain America, Thor, Daredevil, and Thing, helping out, so he starts helping Cyclops out. Only the madmen of Al-Qaeda could have done it. Unable to tell them what happened, Spider-Man decides to walk straight into the dust cloud, thinking that no one could ever comprehend such anarchy. He web-slings down as the dust cloud spreads through Manhattan and runs into a couple who blames him for letting the tragedy happen. The story starts with Spider-Man looking down in shock at Ground Zero shortly after the North Tower of the World Trade Center has collapsed in the wake of September 11th, 2001, and finds himself unable to speak, to comprehend.to forgive. unnamed militant (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only).Conservatist (Appears on a computer screen, TV, or hologram only).You cannot hear us for the cries, but we are here. You cannot see us for the dust, but we are here. The sane world will always be vulnerable to madmen, because we cannot go where they go to conceive of such things. Only madmen could contain the thought, execute the act, fly the planes.
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