Who Was The Green Goblin?

[Spider-ManHero12]

As I have said, Norman's a clever guy, so I won't be surprised if he did set Harry up or something.

 

[Spiderine]

Not at all. Just to throw Spidey off.

 

[Grievous]

As I have said, Norman's a clever guy, so I won't be surprised if he did set Harry up or something.

I agree

 

[Venomfan]

He knew Harry was on the other side of the door in "Invisible Hand" so a smart guy like him would put 2+2 together like that.

how did he know that? i dont remember them showing that, i just remember Harry walking off with a devilish grin

 

[spida-man]

who thinks we should stop debating about and just wait and see if anything new is revealed in futre episodes?

 

[Webhead2006]

yea i totally agree.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

^^ Agreed, though it doesn't bother me at all and this thread is meant for disucssing this.

 

[Venomfan]

well no matter who ends up being the GG 99% of people here will love it regardless lol

 

[sauronthegreat]

well no matter who ends up being the GG 99% of people here will love it regardless lol

And that's because of the good writing this show has offered so far.

 

[Webhead2006]

yea the writing is great on the show and i still believe the goblin story is far from over, but if it does end up being totally confirmed that harry was really the goblin during episodes 7-9 then cudos to them for doing things in an interesting twist.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

And that's because of the good writing this show has offered so far.

I second that.

 

[Venomfan]

yea the writing is great on the show and i still believe the goblin story is far from over, but if it does end up being totally confirmed that harry was really the goblin during episodes 7-9 then cudos to them for doing things in an interesting twist.

see i'm the opposite, if it ends up being Harry i think its a total misstep. When i see an adaptation from a book, i like it to be accurate instead of trying to do something new

 

[Webhead2006]

Yea me too but you got to admit they way they kept use guessing and then the twist was good. I do would like it to be revealed that it is really norman and he just manipulated harry and all that.

 

[greedyslayer]

see i'm the opposite, if it ends up being Harry i think its a total misstep. When i see an adaptation from a book, i like it to be accurate instead of trying to do something new

And with Norman=Green Goblin I would definitely agree, because I love the Green Goblin, and Norman's him...but, the show's completely won me over with their Goblin-in-costume that whoever he is, I'm satisified. (But I really think/hope it's Norman.)

 

[Spiderine]

see i'm the opposite, if it ends up being Harry i think its a total misstep. When i see an adaptation from a book, i like it to be accurate instead of trying to do something new

I actually agree with you. Not that I would have a huge problem with it being Harry, it's just when I see the manipulations and evil intentions and murderous traits of the Goblin, I see Norman behind the mask. He was first and should be first in any incarnation. Everything the Goblin did since he appeared in this cartoon just screams Norman and not a 16 year old high school junior trying to take out mob bosses and attempting murder on Norman's employees.

 

[Venom'sDad]

So the poor schmuck or stand in he gets to do his dirty work is Harry? The son whom turns into a Tony Soprano wannabe. I think Norman knew Spidey figured it out and thus made it look as if Harry pulled the whole caper on his own knowing he could convince Spidey to forget the whole thing and convince spidey he would get his son help. I can't wait till this thing emerges again.

Why would Norman think Spidey would forget everything because it was Harry?

You seem to imply that Norman knows that Spidey is Pete, which of course has a relationship with Harry.

 

[Anwar]

I actually agree with you. Not that I would have a huge problem with it being Harry, it's just when I see the manipulations and evil intentions and murderous traits of the Goblin, I see Norman behind the mask. He was first and should be first in any incarnation. Everything the Goblin did since he appeared in this cartoon just screams Norman and not a 16 year old high school junior trying to take out mob bosses and attempting murder on Norman's employees.

Yeah, but the idea of dressing up as a Goblin and flying around on a metal bat throwing killer pumpkins at people does sound more like something a drug addicted 16 year old would think up...

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

Yea me too but you got to admit they way they kept use guessing and then the twist was good. I do would like it to be revealed that it is really norman and he just manipulated harry and all that.

Agreed, it's twists like that that help make some shows great. Heck, the twist still isn't over. I mean, the story really will continue and I'm so excited about it.

 

[Farren]

Yeah, but the idea of dressing up as a Goblin and flying around on a metal bat throwing killer pumpkins at people does sound more like something a drug addicted 16 year old would think up...

Can't argue with that...

 

[Spiderine]

Why would Norman think Spidey would forget everything because it was Harry?

You seem to imply that Norman knows that Spidey is Pete, which of course has a relationship with Harry.

No, I realize Norman has no idea who Spiderman is. That was not what I was implying. What I was insenuating is that Norman, Covering his own a$$, can't let Spiderman discover he is indeed the Goblin as it would be disasterous for him. Since he realizes Spidey knows the truth what he does is make his son the "perputrator" knowing Spiderman is going straight to his residence to confront him. Norman being the quick-thinking smooth talker he is simply insures Spiderman when he shows up that Harry was just a troubled teenager who got addicted to the serum and he informs Spiderman of the consequences if BigMan found out its "Harry". Norman feels that promising Spiderman, playing the sympathy angle, that he will get Harry the help he needs because HE LOVES HIS SON. How Sweet.

Anyway I could be wrong, just my theory on things.

 

[spida-man]

see i'm the opposite, if it ends up being Harry i think its a total misstep. When i see an adaptation from a book, i like it to be accurate instead of trying to do something new

well things normally are never a straight forward 100% the same when they become and adaptation though right?

 

[Lizard]

I love all this what seems to be denial. This series has shown Harry as the Green Goblin. It's a departure from the comics, yes, and I think people are having trouble dealing with that fact.

 

[Webhead2006]

Well lizard we are not really that sure if harry was truly the goblin for all the episodes goblin appeared in so far. There was many signs pointing to norman and many signs pointing to harry. Yes harry was revealed as the goblin but was he really the goblin we dont know 100% sure on that. The goblin story is far from being over.

 

[Sarcastic Fan]

I love all this what seems to be denial. This series has shown Harry as the Green Goblin. It's a departure from the comics, yes, and I think people are having trouble dealing with that fact.

Nope, no denial

 

[spida-man]

Is it so hard to accept the possibility that Harry could be the Green Goblin? I saw The Uncertaincy Principal for the first time today and it really seems as if Harry is the Green Goblin. Maybe that's why it's called the uncertaincy principal because nobody here knows for sure who the real Goblin is in this series so far. But it defanetly seems to be Harry