Great read, I personally I’m a fan of the opening of ATSV because of the different art style and the way it shows that Miles isn’t the only one suffering from inter-dimensional loneliness. The themes you touched on I think will resonate much more in the third film as Miles’ fear of inadequacy has been finally verbalised by Miguel O’Hara and potentially realised in the alternate, anti-heroic version of himself. My prediction is that Miles will finally overcome these feelings late in the third film in order to save the day or understand that these feelings will always be there but it’s the way he tackles them that counts
Great read, I personally I’m a fan of the opening of ATSV because of the different art style and the way it shows that Miles isn’t the only one suffering from inter-dimensional loneliness. The themes you touched on I think will resonate much more in the third film as Miles’ fear of inadequacy has been finally verbalised by Miguel O’Hara and potentially realised in the alternate, anti-heroic version of himself. My prediction is that Miles will finally overcome these feelings late in the third film in order to save the day or understand that these feelings will always be there but it’s the way he tackles them that counts
Tysm for reading! I absolutely love the art style of Gwen's world as well.