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Essay heading: Vocation and Spiderman
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His arms stretched out in a heroic act, Peter Parker becomes Christ on the cross.
Peter Parker is confused, he doesn't know weather his vocation is to be with the Mary Jane or to be Spiderman. At first he decides that Spiderman is not for him anymore but, eventually comes to realize that without him crime is out of control...
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At first he decides that Spiderman is not for him anymore but, eventually comes to realize that without him crime is out of control. Spiderman is what he was meant to be the city would be doomed without him. At the end everything works out for Peter. He gets to be with Mary Jane and be Spiderman at the Same time...
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