Initially, I was worried about how the film would portray the villains and their mental illnesses, but I was blown away by how compassionate Peter was toward his adversaries when I finally saw it.The film shows Peter encountering villains from across the multiverse, but instead of just sending them home to die, he tries to cure them of their powers with the hope to give them a second chance at life.
It's the classic argument over executing criminals instead of giving them the help they need to live happy, healthy lives. The American justice system has a stigma against those with mental illness, but if we think like Spider-Man and work on providing care and therapy for them instead, we could succeed in reducing recidivism and executions.After the Green Goblin murders Peter's Aunt May, our hero reaches the lowest point in his entire life.