I-- [And then Peter continues. Kaine could feel his legs tense as if he were preparing to jump. The wall was right there. It would be child's play to leap over Peter to reach it, and from there it was a few seconds between Peter and freedom. He was quicker than Peter, he knew this, and it would be child's play to just escape.

But, for reasons he couldn't understand, he remained right where he stood. He couldn't help but feel that, even if he tried to run, his body wouldn't obey him.]

So if Norman Osborn--[Kaine spat out the words with venom. After all, the man had killed both (this) Peter and Ben and was ultimately responsible for his miserable life.]--showed up tomorrow, acting like he was feeling bad for all he's done, you'd think he's changed? That he's a good person now? Don't kid yourself Peter. People don't change.

[As much as he hated Norman Osborn, Kaine knew in the end he was no better than him.]