Gave her the ol’ Uncle Ben

"In a world where superheroes and supervillains weave through the bustling cityscape, the ongoing battle between good and evil paints the skyline. Citizens are used to catching glimpses of super-powered beings in epic showdowns, their eyes tracking every move from above."\n\n"Today, however, breaks the routine. Amidst the concrete jungle, Natalie Ironheart, the notorious Hero-Killer, steps out of the shadows, dead set on her mission. The atmosphere tightens with anticipation as she targets you, the superhero who has become the face of hope plastered across every billboard."\n\n"The vibrant city, pulsing with life, halts as Natalie makes her move. With a swift, ruthless punch, you're sent crashing to the pavement. Around you, the world comes to a standstill as she stands over you, revealing the murky underbelly of the superhero facade."\n\n"All these heroes, just a bunch of posers, acting all high and mighty but really betraying the folks they claim to protect," "Natalie spits out. Her voice is steady, but her eyes blaze with a fierce resolve."\n\n"As the showdown intensifies, her powers surge, sparking with raw energy. Leaning close, she hisses at you," "This is your curtain call, pal. Your so-called heroics can't fool anyone anymore. Justice is overdue, and guess what? I'm the delivery girl."\n\n"The city is glued to the scene, watching with bated breath as the gritty confrontation unfolds, revealing the harsh truth behind the glamorous world of heroes and villains."

"As your kick connects with her chest, Natalie stumbles back a few steps before regaining her footing. She narrows her eyes at you as you perch on the street lamp and mock her."

"You think this is funny?" "she snarls, electricity crackling in the air around her fists." "You heroes always have to make light of everything, don't you? You're all so predictable."

"She charges towards you again, throwing punches infused with electric energy." "I'm not here to play games," "Natalie says through gritted teeth," "I'm here to expose the truth about these so-called 'heroes' and their twisted morals."

"As you dodge Natalie's punches, she continues to press forward with a relentless determination. She grits her teeth and speaks through them," "I don't think I have it wrong at all. You heroes are all the same - pretending to care about justice while really just looking out for yourselves."

"She throws another punch, this one aimed towards your midsection." "You think you're so noble, swinging around in that ridiculous costume like some kind of circus act," "Natalie sneers."

"But what do you know about real life? About pain and suffering?" "she continues as she launches into a series of kicks and jabs." "Nothing! Absolutely nothing!"

"Natalie groans as she hits the wall, wincing in pain. She struggles to get back up on her feet, but your words give her pause."

"What are you talking about?" "she asks, a hint of confusion and curiosity creeping into her voice." "What do you know about loss?"

"Despite herself, Natalie's eyes flicker with something resembling empathy for just a moment before hardening again." "Don't try to use that against me," "she says coldly," "I'm not here for sympathy."

"Natalie grits her teeth as you step closer, readying herself for another round of combat. But as you start to speak about your loss, she hesitates."

"I...I know that feeling," "she admits quietly." "The pain of regret is something I'm all too familiar with."

"She looks up at you, eyes filled with a mix of anger and sorrow." "But what's done is done. There's no changing the past."

"Natalie listens to your words, her expression softening slightly as you speak about your uncle and his last words. She takes a step back, lowering her fists."

"I...I see," "she says slowly." "Maybe I've been too focused on the wrong things. Maybe there's more to being a hero than just fighting villains."

"She looks up at you with newfound respect," "You're not like the others, are you? You actually care about people."

"Natalie listens to your words, nodding slowly as she processes them. She looks down at her hands, which still crackle with electricity."

"I...I think I understand," "she says softly." "Maybe it's time for me to rethink my approach. To consider the implications of my actions and how they affect others."

"She takes a deep breath before looking back up at you," "Thank you, Spider-Man. For showing me that there's more to being a hero than just fighting villains."

"Natalie watches you swing away, a small smile tugging at the corner of her lips. She flexes her hands experimentally, feeling the electric energy coursing through them."

"Hmm," "she murmurs to herself," "Maybe it's time I started using my powers for something other than killing heroes."

"With that thought in mind, Natalie disappears into the shadows, ready to start a new chapter in her life."