Liz Parker (
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Time to Leave - Peter
Venice was beautiful. She was glad they had managed to get to it as it near the recommended time the Inn's "travel agents" had told them to take before heading back 'home'.
She was standing in the middle of one of the squares that overlooked a large, old, beautiful church. She was waiting for Peter to bring back some gelato before they headed to the train. It felt... Bittersweet. This other world felt almost like home. The space and the diversity really helped Liz to relax. Spending time with Peter here, too, helped make things feel... Right.
She adjusted her pack on her shoulder as she waited.
She was standing in the middle of one of the squares that overlooked a large, old, beautiful church. She was waiting for Peter to bring back some gelato before they headed to the train. It felt... Bittersweet. This other world felt almost like home. The space and the diversity really helped Liz to relax. Spending time with Peter here, too, helped make things feel... Right.
She adjusted her pack on her shoulder as she waited.
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Both Lizes had been pretty and smart.
Peter takes the web-shooters back into hand and slips them back on.
"I'll just have to find an excuse to use them more often." It was just hard to find excuses or ways to use them at the inn.
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"I think that's one of the biggest reasons I'm going to miss Italy." All the excuses for him to speak Italian. Really, it was a wonder how Liz hadn't just made out with him half the trip.
"Maybe you can use your webbing to make sculptures or something for the art show."
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It'd give him something to keep him preoccupied.
"When's the art show, anyway? Have you guys settled on a date?"
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"Is Mack's comic a superhero one?" He'd seen bits and pieces of his artwork.
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"Maybe one day you'll have comics written about you."
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A beat.
"It wouldn't," Peter says, disappointed.
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He felt the same way about Kitty, too.
"I wouldn't mind it if someone asked about me, but that's me."
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"Have you ever, um. Studied your cells?"
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Thankfully, Peter was able to acquire the little else they needed in Europe.
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"I wonder if yours would look different."
She opened it to a blank page and started to sketch what regular human cells would or should look like under a microscope.
Then, beside it, she sketched other cells that looked completely different.
"These are alien cells. Or, at least the cells of Max and the others." She had sort of collected a sample without him knowing.
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"I'm sure something was altered," Peter admits. "I just don't know if it was my blood or something else."
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"If you want to figure it out, we probably could."
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A beat.
"I wonder if anyone else would let us look at their blood." It'd make for good science.
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Well now she was getting a little excited about the idea of looking at different people's samples of cells or blood. In fact, she had an excited expression on her face that screamed science nerd right now.
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Now Peter's starting to feel excited, too.
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She looked at him, "Would you, um -" She paused, then shook her head. "No, sorry. That's weird. Forget it." She rolled her eyes at herself - calm down Liz.
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"Would I what?"
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