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====Final Fight with The Green Goblin====
Not believing Peter's excuse, Norman races off knowing that he discovered the identity of Spider-Man. Later, The Green Goblin attacks Aunt May directly, forcing her into the hospital and terrifying her. The next night, The Goblin captures Mary Jane and answers her phone when Peter calls to check in on her. The Goblin invites Peter to the Roosevelt Bridge where he has Mary Jane and a trolley car full of children held captive. Spider-Man arrives on the scene, but if forced to make a decision between saving Mary Jane or a trolley full of kids both being suspended by the Goblin's super strength. Spider-Man acts decisively, able to catch Mary Jane and the trolley of kids before both falling to their inevitable deaths. Holding the trolley by its suspension cable, Spider-Man tells Mary Jane to climb down until a freight barge can catch them both on the water below. The Goblin attempts to terrorize Spider-Man, forcing him to let go, but people on the bridge above intercept the Goblin's attacks. The barge manages to catch the trolley and Mary Jane.

Meanwhile, the Goblin's attacks persist as he drags Spider-Man via his glider to an abandoned smallpox hospital on the shore nearby. The two fight once again while The Goblin throws a pumpkin bomb at Spider-Mans face, injuring him horribly and he brutally beats up the hero with powerful punches to the mouth and cheek. Spider-Man tries to fight back, but the Goblin keeps shutting him down. Spider-Man gets his will back when the Goblin threatens to kill MJ . Goblin tries to kill him with his trident, but Spiderman grabs it and with a fit of rage, throws him on to a brick wall. Spiderman uses his webs to drag Goblin to the ground and then brick down the brick wall on him. A dazed Goblin gets up, but Spiderman uses a web to swing, grab Goblin, and throw him against a wall. He then starts punching Goblin, but stops when Goblin begs him to.

The Goblin reveals himself to be Norman Osborn and attempts to beg for mercy, asking he was like a father to Peter and asking him to be his son. Peter retorts with already having a father, the man's name was Ben Parker. With Norman refused once again, he uses a remote and attempts to impale Peter with his glider which Peter dodges the incoming blades, leading the glider to impale its owner. Just before Norman dies, he asks Peter to never tell Harry. Peter, in his singed and torn Spider-Man suit, brings the body of Norman back to the Osborn estate which Harry sees Spider-Man carrying his father's body, assuming that he had killed him.

After the burial ceremony, Mary Jane realizes her true feelings for Peter and the two embrace in a kiss. Despite this, Peter rejects Mary Jane, knowing the danger he would put her in if she became involved in his life. After he left, Mary Jane is shown suspecting that Peter Parker, is in fact, Spider-Man.