Interview Intro
The shot opens with Harry sitting, leaning forward with his elbows on his knees and hands clasped in front of him.
"Hi, I'm Harry Osborn. Today, I'll be interviewing superheroes. Who are they? Why are they here? What do they plan to do for the City? You'll find out all that and more when I speak to them one on one." He gives the camera a smile. "If you have any questions for them, leave them in the comments and I may use them in my next round of interviews."
Heh. How do you like that, dad?
"Full disclosure: I'm a genetically modified human. It wasn't my idea, but my dad did something to me that changed the way my body works. I can transform into something bigger, stronger, and faster than I am now, but I never do because that's too big a responsibility. Maybe when I'm older.
"Just like I didn't choose to become this way, mutants didn't choose to be born mutants, and neither did plenty of other superheroes with powers. If you've ever wondered what it's like to be like us, you'll hear it straight from the source. For me, it barely affects my day-to-day life. I go to school, I'm trying to find a job, I'm thinking about joining a football league... wait, what am I saying, no I'm not. Masochism is so passé. For other people, it's completely changed their lives. Sometimes the changes seem great, on the surface. And sometimes, they aren't. But enough of me talking, let's get to the superheroes."
"Hi, I'm Harry Osborn. Today, I'll be interviewing superheroes. Who are they? Why are they here? What do they plan to do for the City? You'll find out all that and more when I speak to them one on one." He gives the camera a smile. "If you have any questions for them, leave them in the comments and I may use them in my next round of interviews."
Heh. How do you like that, dad?
"Full disclosure: I'm a genetically modified human. It wasn't my idea, but my dad did something to me that changed the way my body works. I can transform into something bigger, stronger, and faster than I am now, but I never do because that's too big a responsibility. Maybe when I'm older.
"Just like I didn't choose to become this way, mutants didn't choose to be born mutants, and neither did plenty of other superheroes with powers. If you've ever wondered what it's like to be like us, you'll hear it straight from the source. For me, it barely affects my day-to-day life. I go to school, I'm trying to find a job, I'm thinking about joining a football league... wait, what am I saying, no I'm not. Masochism is so passé. For other people, it's completely changed their lives. Sometimes the changes seem great, on the surface. And sometimes, they aren't. But enough of me talking, let's get to the superheroes."