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Wow! Two finished so close to each other? That must be a record for me. This is a video I have been planning for awhile and No Way Home just really made it that much more possible! I hope you all like it! Plot: Fairly simple this time. Hope is the adopted daughter of Stephen Strange - not officially, but he basically took her in as his own - and her and Peter Parker hit if off and become romantically involved. The world is in danger and in order to save it, Hope has to be completely forgotten. She's a creature of several worlds and that's why she can provide enough power for the spell to work. Peter refuses to accept it when she says goodbye, but he forgets anyways. She is forced to watch as he moves on with MJ and it becomes too much. She tells Stephen about what he did and why he did it, though it's hard for him to hear. Then she admits about how she feels about what's happened with Peter and how it's hurting her and she can't get past it. He offers to help her and they begin researching loopholes so that Peter can remember her. Peter sees around a few times and feels a draw that he can't explain but he doesn't linger on it. One day, she goes too far and Stephen gets after her. She's taking risks that he doesn't want her to because he cares for her and knows that she could get hurt. She runs into Peter and they talk and she decides to use the spell she changed anyways. The spell works and he remembers her. Peter goes and breaks things off with MJ knowing that he loves Hope and that she loves him. But when he gets to her, she's trapped in a coma from the spell. Stephen is beside himself and trying to help her. #fanvidfeed #crossover #riverstilinski #hopemikaelson #peterparker Coloring: Mine Song: /watch?v=dmFBc9z6vYU “Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use“ for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.“
