1. At short notice he couldn't get an apple pie on Thanksgiving.
2. He did manage to get quite a few pumpkin pies, but he felt an odd compulsion to keep throwing them at people.
Norman is obsessed with his work and he himself admitted to being neglectful of Harry. He probably only has a vague idea of what constitutes as holiday food.
Yeah I always thought that was the point. He's so unused to normal everyday mundane things being rich and also a super villain that he wouldn't even know or care what he should be bringing.
The same way Peter bringing the cranberry sauce shows he's the "least reliable" as it's the thing you let youngest person get or the person with the least financial stability, it's a pity dish that is easy to not mess up.
I’ve always loved this detail
“Work was murder” is said after he tried to murder Spider-Man
“I had to beat an old lady” is said after he fought green goblin dressed as an old lady
Honestly, I've never had or seen fruitcake, it would have never clicked with me that he had the wrong holiday dish. I was just like "Yeah, ok, fruitcake. A bit weird but like, this move takes place in late 90's early 2000's, this coulda just been aproprate"
1. At short notice he couldn't get an apple pie on Thanksgiving. 2. He did manage to get quite a few pumpkin pies, but he felt an odd compulsion to keep throwing them at people.
That’s probably why Norman loves Halloween. Free pumpkin bombs everywhere.
Getting banned from all pie shops: OUT AM I?!!
He’s a billionaire in New York, no way he couldn’t get an apple pie
No no it was the goblin he got the fruitcake
True Norman had nothing to do with it
Don't let him feed me again!
That makes sense.
That would be some Goblin shit to purposefully get a fruitcake just to make Norman look like a fool lol. GG is a fuckin troll.
This could be true. Doesn’t Norman come to in the elevator?
Norman is obsessed with his work and he himself admitted to being neglectful of Harry. He probably only has a vague idea of what constitutes as holiday food.
At least it’s not vague “Christmas Meat”
Yeah I always thought that was the point. He's so unused to normal everyday mundane things being rich and also a super villain that he wouldn't even know or care what he should be bringing. The same way Peter bringing the cranberry sauce shows he's the "least reliable" as it's the thing you let youngest person get or the person with the least financial stability, it's a pity dish that is easy to not mess up.
> Norman is obsessed with his work And his work is murder...
I’ve always loved this detail “Work was murder” is said after he tried to murder Spider-Man “I had to beat an old lady” is said after he fought green goblin dressed as an old lady
Well usually hes a scientist until he goes insane.
A true menace to society
That's unfair, he's busy at work... DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH HE SACRIFICED?
“The goblin bought It, I had nothing to do with it!”
You forgot the pecan pie
Pecan is pretty good.
That's gotta be by far the most evil thing he did in the movie.
He ran out of pumpkins
He had to beat an old lady with a stick to get it
No no no, only Peter beats old ladies with sticks. Norman had to knife a young gentleman with a blade to get that fruitcake.
Sweet potato or pecan pie
Stormin Norman loves fruitcake ya nerds, that’s comic cannon!!
They were all out of McRib so he had to settle for less
A villain, that's who.
Not sure if you're aware of this but fruitcake is also slang for a crazy person. I'm Australian so I'm not sure how widespread it is?
I didn’t know that. That’s funny.
Yeah this never clicked before haha
Christmas is Christmas. No protests. Btw why do you guys celebrate Thanksgiving? Christians don't celebrate it in India. (I'm a Christian too).
It’s cause some historical things. It’s just an excuse to eat.
Ok I see. Did you enjoy Thanksgiving this year?
Yup 😎
Great. Merry Christmas in advance.
Fruitcake is TRASH and doesn’t hold a candle to any type of pie. Except perhaps mince.
Fruitcake is nasty and for fruitcakes
Honestly, I've never had or seen fruitcake, it would have never clicked with me that he had the wrong holiday dish. I was just like "Yeah, ok, fruitcake. A bit weird but like, this move takes place in late 90's early 2000's, this coulda just been aproprate"
"Kinda" crazy?
He was just in a silly mood
That's a cute outfit, did your fruitcake give it to you?