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Spider-Man

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Spider-Man (2002) - Peter vs. Flash Scene

Peter Parker was recently bitten by a genetically altered spider, causing him to develop strange superhuman abilities. While testing his new web-shooting powers in the school cafeteria, he accidentally launches a lunch tray full of food all over Flash Thompson, the school bully. Furious and embarrassed, Flash confronts Peter in the crowded hallway to exact his revenge.


Peter Parker: A quiet, once-bullied high school student who is shocked to find he suddenly possesses incredible reflexes and strength.


Flash Thompson: The aggressive school bully who challenges Peter to a fight after a clumsy lunchtime accident.


Harry Osborn: Peter's best friend who watches the conflict from the crowd, entirely unsure of how to handle the situation.

  • Flash: Parker?
    Flash: Think you're pretty funny, don't you, freak?
    Peter: Flash! It was just an accident!
    Flash: My fist breaking your teeth, that's the accident.
    Peter: Come on, Flash. Stop! I don't wanna fight you, Flash.
    Flash: I wouldn't want to fight me neither.
    Girl in Crowd: Help him, Harry!
    Harry: Which one?
    Flash's Friend: It's all yours, man.
    Mary Jane: Peter, it was so amazing!
  • Freak [フリーク]: A person, animal, or plant with an unusual physical abnormality, or someone viewed as highly unconventional or strange.

  • Accident [アクシデント]: An unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury.

  • Fist [フィスト]: A person's hand when the fingers are bent in toward the palm and held tightly, typically to strike a blow.

  • Reflexes [リフレクシィズ]: An involuntary and nearly instantaneous movement in response to a stimulus, or the speed at which a person reacts.

Useful Phrases


Think you're pretty funny 自分が面白い(調子に乗っている)と思っている
A sarcastic phrase used to challenge someone who has either played a trick on you or made you look foolish.
Example : You think you're pretty funny hiding my car keys, don't you?


I wouldn't want to... neither 俺だって〜したくはない(否定への強い同調)
Used colloquially to agree with someone's negative statement about what they don't want to do, emphasizing the danger or futility of the action.
Example : "I don't want to cross that unstable bridge." / "I wouldn't want to cross it neither."


It's all yours あとは君の好きにしていい、君に任せる
An expression used to signal to another person that a specific task, opportunity, or challenge is entirely clear for them to take over.
Example : I finished updating the presentation file, so it's all yours now.

Why does Flash Thompson want to attack Peter Parker?

(なぜフラッシュ・トンプソンはピーター・パーカーを襲おうとしているのですか?)

How does Peter defend himself against Flash's punches?

(ピーターはフラッシュのパンチに対してどのように身を守りましたか?)
  • If you suddenly woke up with superhuman reflexes like Peter, how would you use them in your daily life?
  • Peter explicitly states, "I don't want to fight you." Why do you think he hesitates to use his powers aggressively?
  • How should bystanders react when witnessing an unfair conflict or bullying situation in a public space?

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