That was a well written, and the idea wasn't bad, it was nice, most people always ridicule that as a plot whole but you took it and made a story. Thumbs up.
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Awesome

This story hit me right in the feels. 8 years old, but an incredible read.

VERY SWEET

Cool read.

This was an amazing fic to read! I like that it's about the people Peter saves, that's really original, and I've been wanting to read something like that!
Great Job!

oh my gosh, oh my gosh, oh my GOSH! that was amazing! I love it! :D
haha!

so great! We hardly ever get to see stories like that and it blew me away! It was so deep and sweet and wonderful... ;)

Cannot wait to see what else you've come up with :D

This is good. I hate to drop reviews without criticism, but I can't think of a way this could be any better. It just resonates with you on a soul-deep level. Keep up the good work, and please keep sharing it!

Awesome story. Just...great. Not really sure what to say but it's just a really nice look at the idea.

One of the most touching stories I've ever read. Fantastic job. I love everything about this story. I love the idea that someone was willing to risk so much for Peter, and I love the ending. Overall, an amazing story. Keep on writing, you have a lot of potential.

icedragon

Really enjoyed reading this short story.

Awww, that was great. That part was actually my favorite part of the movie and I'm glad to see more of it. :)

Inumaru12

I have to say, that was a LOT better than what I expected. (That's not to say I wasn't expecting anything bad, but I digress)
I really liked the sudden 'Oh.. Crap..' moment Peter had near the end, when it was revealed Maggie knew who he was.
I also really enjoyed the ending, where Peter went to find her and they had their talk, the 'Help List' is what helped earn my favorite. My *all time* favorite movie scenes are in the first two Tobey Macguire Spiderman Movies,
In the first when he's holding onto the car with all the kids, and just as the Goblin's going to kill him, and the New Yorkers stand their ground and help him out. ("You mess with Spidey, you mess with NEW YORK!" 'You mess with one of us, you mess with ALL of us!')
And the train ending scene in Spiderman 2, when they caught Spiderman and then went so far to stand in front of Octavius to try and protect him.
Those scenes really instilled the sort of.. Familial brotherhood New York has with Spidey, and the origins to the Help List filled me with the same sense.
All in all, it was a damn good story, and I'll definately come back to read it again.

Amazing story. Loved it.

Liked the idea of the Help List. Goodness knows Peter could use help.

One of the things I really loved about the first two movies is how the people of the city rose up to help their hero. In the first one, the ship captain moved to catch the cable car, having faith that Spiderman would hold it long enough, and then the people on the bridge threw anything they could at the Goblin.

They didn't get to do so much in the second movie... unless one realizes just how hard it is for that many people to keep that kind of secret.

I don't remember if the third movie retained the "City as Hero" character, but if not that was just one of the problems with it. (Still better than I expected it to be; Raimi did a great job salvaging that mess.)

That story was too good.