Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Episode 8 Ending Explained & Spoilers

Viewers are curious to know about what happened in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Episode 8 ending. The episode titled “Tangled Web” follows Oscorp’s medics treating the web-head after his and Scorpion’s brutal confrontation. After Peter recovers, Norman Osborn encourages him to elevate his superhero game and offers a darker motive to keep going. On the other hand, Harry gives Peter contrary advice on being a better hero. Here are the spoilers for Episode 8.

Here’s what happens at the end of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Episode 8

The conclusion sees Peter Parker entering the meeting room, where Harry and Norman Osborn are seated. As he enters, Norman asks Harry to leave the room as he wants to discuss something with Peter. Harry insists on staying at first but ultimately leaves. After this, Norman asks Peter if something is bothering him. To this, he replies that his alter ego symbolizes helping people and keeping threats at bay. However, he is struggling to stand on his superhero representation.

He initially struggled to beat the Scorpion and also couldn’t even convince his friend to stay out of the perilous threat. Despite his efforts, he is unable to become the better person he is meant to be and is confused about how to live up to people’s expectations.

Norman tells him to stop pulling punches and start embracing his abilities. He asks him to not fear his strength. Spider-Man has always been associated with the powerful quote, ‘With great power comes great responsibility,’ and has stood by it. However, in this universe, Norman provides a darker version of this ideology to Peter Parker. He says “With great power, comes great respect.” He adds, “If you don’t have respect, you have nothing.” Emphasizing his quote, he asks Peter to give people a reason to respect him.

Meanwhile, Chameleon subtly directs Big Donovan to Otto’s cache, prompting Donnie to rally his gang. Meanwhile, Harry reminds Peter that it’s up to him to decide what kind of hero Spider-Man should be. When a truck hijacking incident is reported, he wants the web-head to get into action. But before that, he gifts him a new Spidey suit.