Today we will be exploring the world of Spider-Man.

Once upon a time, Spider-Man was at home enjoying a lazy afternoon, reading comic books.

It was warm so he opened the window to let in the breeze.

When he plopped back down onto his bed, he heard a slight buzzing sound.

A single fly flew into his room and was buzzing around.

He didn't think much of it and continued reading.

He was just about to get to his favorite part.

Spider-Man opens the comic book, finds his page, and forgets all about the fly while he reads.

That is, until the fly buzzes straight into his ear.

Spider-Man drops his comic book and jumps up to shoe the fly away,

but the fly comes back and buzzes in his other ear,

then back to the other ear and back again.

With both arms flailing, Spider-Man frantically tries to shoe the fly away.

The buzzing fly just will not leave him alone.

As he continues to flail his arms around to shoe the fly away, he hurries to his suit where his webbing is.

He's going to get this fly one way or another.

The fly flies away scared for a moment as soon as Spider-Man readies his webbing.

Spider-Man thinks he's won and wearily sits back on his bed watching for the fly from all angles.

Spider-Man pretends to read again, and sure enough, the buzzing fly is back.

This time, Spider-Man creates a web and catches the flies still in it.

Before he sits back down to read, he closes the window shut.

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