So, here's this wild theory: that says Miles' canon event already went down in the first movie, when his Uncle Aaron bit the dust. You know how every Spider-Man seems to need a dose of family tragedy to get their superhero mojo going? Well, Uncle Aaron's death kickstarted Miles' destiny as a web-slinger, and that whole rollercoaster has been going ever since. So, no need for his dad to meet a grim fate for the story to be on track. Maybe 2099 Miguel's playing a different game here, setting up some dark version of the universe. Miles might have already hit his 'canon quota' – how many people does a superhero need to lose, anyway? Maybe Miguel's got some sneaky motive, using Miles, his universe, and his dad for his own plans. But hey, let's flip the script. What if Miles himself isn't the 'canon' Spidey? Maybe he was never supposed to be Spider-Man, at least in Miguel's theory. So, why chase after him and his dad in his reality? Why not just erase Miles and his 'not-quite-canon' story? But the fact that Miguel's not going for that could mean there's more brewing under the surface. What do you think?
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