May Parker (Earth-982)/Quotes

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Quotes by May Parker (Earth-982)

Dad used to tell me stories about him. He was a hero who died before I was born.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

My father looked up to his Uncle Ben--

--May Parker (Earth-982)

You've no idea what he means to me. He's my world. All the family I have left.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

My name is May Mayday Parker. I'm the daughter of Spider-Man. And today my story begins anew. I'm not a girl anymore. From this moment on... I'm Spider-Woman.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

A home. A family. That was his dream. All he ever wanted.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

You try to picture the puzzled expression on your dad's face when he suddenly realizes that his stalker has vanished and you have to smile because you really enjoy playing his guardian angel.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

No matter what pain or misery awaits me-- this is a Spider-Girl world!

--May Parker (Earth-982)

Do you really have what it takes to wear your father's webs?

--May Parker (Earth-982)

I don't want anyone to ever suffer because Spider-Girl failed to help when she should have.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

But we have to stop at my spider-cave.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

Easy?!? Running a gauntlet of former Avengers may be many things, American Dream. Easy ain't among 'em. Even Stinger's near misses are bruising my bruises. And, at the risk of annoying repitition, it's now Spider-Woman.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

I keep thinking about what Scott Lang said to Hope. Swelling on Dad's death made me a danger to myself and others. I'd rather be defined be how he lived--and what he believed. I've learned there are other Spider-People in the Multiverse--but I am the only one raised by a happy and loving Peter Parker. That makes me unique and special. My name is May "Mayday" Parker and I am the daughter of Spider-Man. I love you daddy--and always will!

--May Parker (Earth-982)

Just so we're clear... I freely admit to my failings. I depend to much on instinct when I should be using intelligence-- and I still have lots to learn. But I'm no poseur or glory hound. I do the best I can. And I take my responsibilities seriously. Very seriously!

--May Parker (Earth-982)

I'm free for the rest of the afternoon and I'm perfectly willing to give you separate fight scenes.

--May Parker (Earth-982)

It's still a Spider-Girl world!!

--May Parker (Earth-982)

Web-Warriors emergency!

--May Parker (Earth-982)

You want a Spider-person, Normie? Face it tiger ... you just hit the jackpot!

--May Parker (Earth-982)

Conversations with May Parker (Earth-982)

Daemos

It is useless to run, Ms. Parker. I'll find the two of you eventually and devour you both.

Spider-Girl

No. You won't. To save my brother... and to avenge my family, I swear... I'll break every vow I've been taught. All the values my father held dear. And I will kill you.

Daemos

When, next we meet, little Spider... and we shall meet again... you are more than welcome to try.

— Amazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #8

Spider-Woman

I don't know how I appear on the outside. I'm barely functional on the inside. Struggling to keep putting one foot in front of the other. Was sparing Daemos an act of cowardice? Or compassion? Would killing him led to closure-- or a deeper depression? Did I honor my dad's memory or add to his humiliation?!?

Stinger

All good questions Spider-G... Uhhh... May. Wish I had answers. I don't. I doubt anyone does. You need time. A lot of it. The pain will never quite go away. But it'll eventually be easier to cope with.

Spider-Woman

I knew you'd understand, Stinger.

— Spider-Island #1

Spider-Girl

My Dad's Uncle Ben taught him to stand tall. Does the phrase "With great power comes great responsibility" ring any bells?

Uncle Ben

"Must also come." A subtle, but profound, difference. There's no guaranteed link between power and responsibility. Too many focus on the former without any regard for the latter.

— Spider-Verse Team-Up #3

Spider-Girl

"You want a Spider-person, Normie? Face it tiger ... you just hit the jackpot!" - What If Volume 2 105

"You try to picture the puzzled expression on your dad's face when he suddenly realizes that his stalker has vanished and you have to smile because you really enjoy playing his guardian angel." - Spider-Girl 1