(Sunday: The Oscorp Expo. We open on a street corner, when a grey car pulls up to the curb: it's Aunt May driving Peter. Peter is playing around with his camera as Aunt May kills the engine.)
MAY: "Well, I guess this is your stop, kid."
PETER: (reluctantly) "Yeah..."
MAY: "You nervous?"
PETER: "Eh, my first official gig as a photographer for the Daily Bugle. What's there to be nervous about?"
MAY: "I mean...it's not like it's your only source of money and if you get fired, then you'd have to live only on Top Ramen alone."
PETER: "Who's to say I don't already do that? And thanks for the confidence." (He says with a nervous laugh)
MAY: "You'll knock 'em dead, Pete. Just be safe, ok? And call me when you're done."
PETER: "Yes May. Love you!" (He kisses Aunt May's cheek and walks out the door)
MAY: "Love you too."
(Aunt May drives off as Peter makes sure he has everything, then looks up to see the most intimidating/impressive skyscraper since the Avenger's Tower: Oscorp.)
(Peter is absolutely enthralled by everything in this expo, it has everything he could ever ask for: eco-Friendly jet turbines, a miniature representation of a Tron-like transportation system, and, most interestingly...a hoverboard. Peter snags a couple photos of these items, as well as candid pictures of people that look important. He takes one more photo and looks at the camera in order to see if it's good when he notices something...peculiar.)
PETER: (shouting at someone) "Hey, Harry!"
(Sure enough, Harry turns around confused, sees Peter, and smiles.)
HARRY: "Pete! What the hell? I think security needs to double check who they let in! What are you doing here?"
(They meet in the middle and have a nice bro-hug.)
PETER: "Work." (Holds up Daily Bugle press pass) "How are you doin' man?"
HARRY: "I'm alright, just trying not to die from all these boring conversations that literally go the EXACT SAME way every time. By the way, did you turn in that essay due last night?"
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Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
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