Spider-Man: Homecoming story
Peter Parker tries to balance high school life with being Spider-Man while facing the Vulture. It is the second Spider-Man film reboot and the 16th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
17 total · 11 major · 6 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| arms trade | major | Peter took it upon himself to put a stop to the Vulture's weapons dealing operation. |
| belonging | major | Peter idolized the Avengers and very much wanted to be accepted as one of them. But in the end Peter turned down Tony's offer to join the team. |
| crime | major | Spider-Man fighting crime on the streets of New York City and across the Eastern Seaboard more generally. |
| friendship | major | Peter's best friend Ned accidentally discovered his secret identity. |
| infatuation | major | Peter and Liz. |
| secret crush | major | Peter and Liz had secret crushes on each other, although Peter ultimately plucked up the courage to ask her out to the school homecoming dance. |
| social inequality | major | Blue collar, arms dealing super villain the Vulture was contrasted with the rich and powerful corporate grandee Tony Stark. The Vulture at one point ranted to Peter about how the rich and powerful don't care about ordinary people. |
| super strength | major | Peter had the strength of a man-sized spider. |
| teen romance | major | Peter and Liz. |
| the need to prove one's self | major | Peter was pathetically desperate to prove to Tony Stark that he was worthy to be counted among the Avengers. But in the end Peter turned down Tony's offer to join the team. |