♕ Alice Pleasance Liddell (Book) ♛ (
madcuriosity) wrote in
fluxnet2020-10-05 09:45 pm
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Oh ah, I beg your pardon. I hope everyone is safe after the storm.
At lunch today, everyone kept asking me what I was going to be for Halloween and if Mr. Stark gave full-sized candy bars.
I told them I would be me and they laughed.
What do they mean then? I don't feel like I can really ask them what does "what will I be for Halloween?" mean. And what is a "full-sized candy bar" and why should Mr. Stark be giving them to anyone?
At lunch today, everyone kept asking me what I was going to be for Halloween and if Mr. Stark gave full-sized candy bars.
I told them I would be me and they laughed.
What do they mean then? I don't feel like I can really ask them what does "what will I be for Halloween?" mean. And what is a "full-sized candy bar" and why should Mr. Stark be giving them to anyone?

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And superheroes are heroes with superpowers. So they can do things that normal people can't do.
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What are superpowers, though?
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But even aside from that, superheroes have powers that make them different. Like, some superheroes can fly, some are really really strong...some can stick to walls and have spider-like abilities.
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Spider abilities? [Why does that sound familiar?] Well, what makes a superhero different than a faerie? They can fly. Or a giant, they're very strong too.
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And there's nothing saying that faeries or giants can't be superheroes. But they'd have to use their powers to help and save other people.
[ Like humans, he imagines that not all faeries and giants are like that. ]
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.... You must not know the stories of faeries and giants if you think they save people. You give them their proper respect and they MIGHT leave you be.
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I guess that's the difference between them and superheroes. It's not enough to just have special powers. It's what you do with them.
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Wh-Who me? I mean...nah, of course not. Do I look like someone who'd have super powers?
[ Nailed it. ]
But there's a superhero back home that I know about. He's saved the city countless times, even against other people with powers. He never really had to do anything, but he chose to protect others anyway. So he's kind of like an inspiration.
[ Which is all pretty true. ]
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Who is the superhero back home?
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Spider-Man. He's called that because of those spider abilities I mentioned before.
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But that probably isn't the recommended way to get superpowers.
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[ Not really the kind of thing he wants to try explaining to an eight year old. ]
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he really needs to ask. ]Uh...Spider-Man.
[ Whether he means himself or Peter doesn't really matter right now. ]
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[ Hopefully that keeps it vague enough. ]
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