“How daintily the butterflyFlits to the spider's laceEntranced by glimm'ring silver stringsEntwined with glist'ning grace.How craftily the spider speaksAnd whispers, 'All is well,'Caresses it with poison'd feetAnd sucks it to a shell”
“Spiders don't chew. They send a special liquid into their prey. The prey's insides turn to mush. Then the spider sucks up its tasty lunch!”
“You ended up hurting as well. That's pretty obvious.” She leaned over and ruffled his hair. “Sucks when the spider falls for the fly.”
“Listen, I'm going to tell you this because no one else will, Franklin. Spider-Man sucks.”
“(Six claws.. the Spider-God comes.)Wolverine: Spider-God? What the hell?Spider-Man: Yep, that's me, just your friendly neighborhood Spider-God!”
“The spider's lesson is never to be greedy. It shows that objects of necessity can be objects of beauty and art as well. The spider teaches us that we can be too easily enraptured with ourselves.”