Kindred

I think its because Peter keeps dragging people into his issues. When Felicia forgot his identity thanks to the Dr. Strange spell, she had the chance to "get out" and not suffer from his mistakes. Now that she remembers everything, she's involved again, which pisses Harry off. It's like seeing your friend make the same mistakes repeatedly, mistakes that harm others, and you're frustrated

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If that's in reference to this page, and it's going to just undo the panels where Harry chooses to get up and save them, then that's depressing as fuck.

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Weirdly enough there where a few pages right at the start where he did sound a bit like Harry when he was the Goblin.

Then he killed Mysterio's therapist and started with the grandiose destiny speeches and lost it.

But he came to terms with that before he died. Why would he change his mind?

he's a marywhorekek?

Dude seriously, you're not ever going to make that a thing. It's cringe at this point.

Ah, so he's a man of taste.

Because a lot of fucking shit happened after he died, and going to Hell and becoming a demon with agents in the world of the living gives him open ears. Pete sold his marriage to the devil after Harry died, that's more than reason enough to get pissed off.

>t. Pedro

Any info leaked from tomorrow's issue, please?

But why would he become a demon in the first place? Why would Harry of all individuals get mad enough at Peter for selling his marriage to go full super-villain and endanger the people around him.

Don't pull the 'tortured' card. It was lazy for Ben Reilly and it would be lazy for Harry.

The fuck are you even rambling about anymore?

>But why would he become a demon in the first place?
As much as we don't want to accept it, Harry certainly did enough to earn a place in Hell. Becoming a demon is a pretty strange wrinkle though.
>Why would Harry of all individuals get mad enough at Peter for selling his marriage to go full super-villain and endanger the people around him.
Harry, Peter's best friend, is exactly the person who SHOULD get mad at Peter for selling his marriage! But there's one thing you're wrong about; he's not endangering the people around Peter. He's looked over MJ, he's indicated he doesn't want Felicia in danger either, and he's defanged Norman. It's the other spiders he has a grudge against, not Peter's actual loved ones.

Not him but maybe its because when Harry originally made peace with Peter, he did so with the understanding that Parker was a good man who would protect the ones he loves. After bearing witness to the OMD deal, throwing away a promising future with a deal with the devil, and by extension hurting Mary Jane (someone Harry loved once too), Harry realized Peter hasn't changed one bit.
>Harry certainly did enough to earn a place in Hell.
Not really. Harry was ALWAYS the victim of his father.
>It's the other spiders he has a grudge against, not Peter's actual loved ones.
No they've made this very clear that Harry is pissed at Peter, dummy

Of course he's pissed at Peter. I was making the distinction between Peter's loved ones and the spider 'family'.

They're the same dude.

Not same user but read the damn comic

>Pedro
Does he mean Parker? This guy has been trying to do this "Marywhore" bullshit for months and he's fucking retarded

>he's not endangering the people around Peter. He's looked over MJ, he's indicated he doesn't want Felicia in danger either, and he's defanged Norman. It's the other spiders he has a grudge against, not Peter's actual loved ones.
Kindred/Harry definitely put everyone in danger by bringing back and empowering Sin-Eater.
Also what reason would have to hold a grudge against the other Spiders? Even if he's just using them against Peter, he almost drowned Silk last issue.

His behaviour really isn't 'concerned friend', it's the typical 'I will make you face your dark side' excuse every mystery villain trots out.

Harry could be mad at Peter on principle, but he's not personally involved enough in the marriage to go super-villain masterplanner over it just on that.

>bringing back and empowering Sin-Eater.
Which he did after having Mysterio send MJ out of state, and apparently with the goal of Sin-Eater zapping Norman. What he has against the other spiders is still a mystery for now.

>As much as we don't want to accept it, Harry certainly did enough to earn a place in Hell.
What even gets you sent to hell in the Marvel Universe?
>Becoming a demon is a pretty strange wrinkle though.
A big one.
Harry's majorly defined by not being a particularly ambitious or strong willed individual, how and why would he climb the ranks of hell?

He endangered everyone in New York.

Why would he do that over Peter and MJ's marriage?