Act 3, Scene 35

Aunt May opens her front door. Lynas is standing there.

AUNT MAY: Can I help you?

LYNAS: Just here to deliver this, ma'am. Have a nice day.

He hands her an envelope, smiles, and walks back to his car, which drives away. Aunt May stares after him, puzzled. Peter enters from the kitchen.

PETER: Who was it?

AUNT MAY: I don't know. He just gave me this.

She opens the envelope and unfolds the documents within. We pan down to see what she's holding. The first page says TITLE DEED. Aunt May keeps reading. Her eyes slowly widen in disbelief.

AUNT MAY: It's the house.

PETER: This house?

AUNT MAY: I own it. The mortgage has been paid in full.

PETER: (incredulous)The house - the house is yours?!

AUNT MAY: Oh, Peter!

They come together in a joyful embrace. It's a real heartwarming moment; finally, after the last three years of uncertainty following Ben's death, they can relax knowing that the house is safe.

We cut to Lynas' car. His mobile rings.

LYNAS: Yes? Yes...it's done. Yes, I'm sure. Listen to me: Peter Parker was going to owe me big one way or the other. And if Parker owes me, Spiderman owes me. And that's more or less the whole point now isn't it?

He terminates the call with a flip of his phone. Suddenly this isn't the genial Lynas Stewart we've grown accustomed to; this is someone different, someone new, and someone quite unpleasant.

LYNAS: Home. We have a lot to do.

We cut ahead to the driver. It's the woman who was present with Lynas when Peter woke up in his mansion. She smiles.

DRIVER: Yes, sir...