Chapter 1060: Shocking the Ordinary People (Thirty-Seven)

"Peter, do you think Harry is the kind of person who is arrogant, stubborn, and never listens to others' opinions?" Schiller asked Peter, who was gradually stabilizing.

Peter tilted his head a little dully and looked to one side, just like everyone who cried until he had no strength. He said a little dully: "No, of course not. On the contrary, Harry is better at listening to others' opinions, and I am sometimes more stubborn..."

Peter sniffed again, and the tail of his eyebrows drooped down, aggrieved like a golden retriever whose owner was slow to call for dinner.

"But he seemed to be a different person today. I presented facts and reason to him and proposed various plans. I endured the confusion and grievances and tried to discuss the matter and solve the problem, but he kept refusing, as if he was deliberately finding fault..." Peter's voice became lower and lower, as if he felt that it was not good to say bad things about people behind their backs.

"Then why do you think he suddenly became like this?" Schiller asked again.

Peter sat there in silence, then shook his head vigorously and said, "I really can't figure it out. It's only been two days. How could he have changed so much?"

"Remember the question I asked you when I analyzed the cause of Steve's illness before - what changes have you made since this morning? This is exactly the key to the problem. What changes have you and Harry made compared to two days ago?"

"What changes?" Peter whispered while thinking. He said, "I shouldn't have changed much. I'm still me, and he's still him..."

Schiller found that Peter's attention was a little distracted, so he didn't notice the problem at the first time, so he further reminded him, "What were your identities when you met two days ago? And what are your identities this time?"

"Uh, we were classmates and friends two days ago, and two days later we were still... Wait, this time I met, I was Spider-Man, and he called himself the Green Goblin, a name that sounds like a villain in a comic."

"That's the problem. Two days ago, you were able to communicate calmly because you were equal friends, but this time it's different."

"What's different? We're still friends!" Peter repeatedly emphasized this point: "I Always treat him as a friend, and a best friend! "

But Schiller shook his head, looked into his eyes and said: "Think about it, what did you think when you first caught up with the Green Goblin?"

"I... of course I want to fight criminals..." Peter spoke more and more quietly, then he swallowed his saliva and continued: "I didn't know he was Harry at the time, and I shouted, 'Damn criminals, don't even think about making a bomb! '..."

"But it's not my fault!" Peter immediately became a little excited, and he said: "Recently, there are too many crazy people who want to make bombs on the air transport routes. I thought This weirdo is one of them. If I knew he was Harry, I would definitely not..."

"You really wouldn't?" Schiller asked, "If Harry really went crazy and became a lunatic who wanted to hurt people, would you really not punish him?"

"I..." Peter hesitated suddenly, then he shook his head and said, "There is no such possibility. Harry will not become like that. He is a good person."

"Harry just wanted to lure me out this time. His bombs were thrown into the river, and they were far away from the pedestrians on the Brooklyn Bridge. He will definitely not become that kind of lunatic!" Peter said very confidently.

Schiller nodded, but did not refute him. Instead, he continued, "When you didn't know his identity, you thought he was a criminal, so you stepped forward to stop him. After you two revealed each other's identities, did you get rid of the relationship between the righteous vigilante and the evil criminal?"

"Of course I got rid of it!" Peter answered immediately, but soon he hesitated and said, "I... I must have gotten rid of it, Harry..."

"Peter, think about it, after Harry learned that his father might deal with you, why didn't he ask you out directly? Or call you to tell you about it? Instead, he had to make such a big fuss and make you a criminal to lure you out?"

Peter was thinking silently, and Schiller kept guiding him with words: "Peter, you have a memory far beyond that of ordinary people, so you must remember every detail of this matter, recall them, and don't miss any clues."

Accompanied by Schiller's guidance, Peter slowly closed his eyes, and then his brows frowned deeper and deeper, and each frame of the picture kept flashing in front of his eyes, and then, a picture stayed in front of him.

That was the moment when Spider-Man took off the Green Goblin's mask, and Harry looked at him.

"Disappointment..." Peter murmured in a low voice: "He was disappointed, just when I took off his mask..."

Then, Peter woke up and said with some doubt: "Why is he disappointed? Why is he disappointed in me?"

"Maybe he is not disappointed in you." Schiller reminded again: "If he felt disappointed in you, he would not have waited until now to bring it up, and perhaps you would not have become such good friends at all..."

"Apart from you, he is disappointed with some of your actions." Schiller's words made Peter even more confused. He was puzzled and was about to ask, but Schiller continued:

"You think all this is a bit inexplicable, right? Inexplicable hostility, inexplicable disappointment, inexplicable talk of breaking up, you think things should not have developed to this point."

"His motives are unclear, his behavior is unclear, and the benefits of doing so are unclear. When these three factors have unexplainable parts, it only shows one thing. I told you, Peter..."

Peter suddenly raised his head, looked straight into Schiller's eyes and said: "The prisoner is hiding something. I mean, Harry may be hiding something!"

Peter immediately stood up and said, "No, I have to ask him."

But soon, Peter became hesitant again, biting his finger anxiously, and then said: "If I go over now, the two of us will definitely have a big fight, and maybe even fight. If I can't control myself... what should I do?"

"Actually, you The solution at the beginning was correct. "Schiller also stood up and looked Peter in the eye and said, "You can talk to old Osborn. You are qualified."

"Even if it's not for his son, as a researcher with hundreds of patents and even many advanced patents, you have the capital to negotiate with Osborn. Even if you want to change jobs, he has to set aside a morning to receive you."

Peter suddenly realized, and he said, "Yes! That's right! Before, Uncle Osborn told me that if I want to join the Osborn Group, I must go to him. He is very happy to talk to me about the future development direction of human technology."

Peter began to pace back and forth again. He said, "Then I will use this reason. Anyway, I originally wanted to work in the laboratory invested by the Osborn Group. I can talk to him about employment issues first, and then ask him indirectly, what is going on? ... Yes! Let's do it!"

Peter left in a hurry. Schiller, who is familiar with the plot of the comics and knows the current situation, knows that Osborn has no need to hide anything from Peter.

If he could trick Peter into working for him by playing the sympathy card with genetic diseases, this old fox would definitely cry and collapse the Great Wall.

At the same time, Schiller was also pleased with Peter's judgment. He could see at a glance that old Osborn was a very pure businessman, and then based on this judgment, he formulated his own strategy. Compared with when he first debuted, he had a lot of growth in his mind when he rushed forward and swung his fists.

If old Osborn was willing to confess, then this matter was actually nothing.

In fact, Harry was so awkward because of his high-ranking attitude. He was unwilling to show weakness to Spider-Man, he was unwilling to ask Peter to save his genetic disease, and he was even unwilling to confess this matter to him and let Peter sympathize with him.

This is also related to Harry's family education. It goes without saying that Norman Osborn's education of his son must also be the type of shaping a perfect person, that is, he must be excellent, good at communication, and never show weakness. This is the case with strangers, and it will be even worse with his best friends.

Harry didn't want to confess his genetic disease to Peter, but he kept worrying about what Peter would do if he went crazy in the future. After all, he just knew that Peter was Spider-Man, a partner of justice, and a good friend of New York citizens.

Driven by this awkward mentality, he put on a uniform, put on a mask, pretended to be a super criminal, and wanted to test Spider-Man's reaction.

Spider-Man used the iron fist of justice on him, and he was disappointed. He felt that Peter would definitely not show favoritism at that time, and the relationship between the two was destined to be a tragedy.

So he rejected all the plans proposed by Peter, holding a posture of wanting to break up with him with a long pain.

In fact, Harry just fell into a misunderstanding that many people would fall into. Just like a sentence in a skit, you use lies to verify lies, and you will only get lies.

The process of testing human nature is to build an illusory scene.

For example, in the classic trolley problem, everything is false, has not happened yet, and does not really exist in reality. All the answers obtained are only philosophically meaningful and are not perfect enough to guide actions in reality.

Harry used a fake identity and a fictional scene to test Spider-Man because of his own worries. Then he took this philosophical conclusion seriously and planned to take action based on this result, which naturally led to deeper misunderstandings.

In fact, with the development of technology, trams all over the world have emergency stop devices, and most ordinary people who have not been trained cannot turn the tram change pole.

The genetic disease of the Osborn family is nothing at the current level of technology. If it doesn't work, there is still magic. The whole world will not let Osborn die, so old Osborn is not in a hurry.

Schiller knew that old Osborn was a smart man. If Peter revealed a little, he would know what was going on with his son.

Although this kind of patriarch may not be willing to sit down and talk with his children, as long as he tells Peter the truth, Peter will naturally have the patience to persuade Harry.

After solving Peter's problem, Schiller breathed a sigh of relief and felt that he could finally take a break.

He actually didn't feel tired now, but just felt very satisfied and felt that his life was very fulfilling recently.

Because he used his superb medical skills to solve the psychological problems of his friends. In this process, the pain and emotions expressed by the patients opposite him were very valuable to him.

Schiller sat on the sofa with his eyes squinted, like a dragon lying in a pile of gold coins. Although the process of collecting gold coins was very tiring, the harvest made him very satisfied and happy.

He took a can of beer from his hand again, opened the can mouth, and poured it into his mouth skillfully.

"Excellent medical skills, right?" Schiller squinted his eyes and said complacently: "As long as they don't have any problems, this kind of harvest will continue..."

As soon as he finished speaking, his cell phone rang again. He picked up the phone and heard Jarvis' slightly anxious voice from the other end:

"Dr. Schiller! Please come over quickly! Something serious has happened!"

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