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[Spider-Man] (2002) [NWH] So, what's the deal with Green Goblin?

In No Way Home we assume Green Goblin gets taken before being impaled by his glider. This is moments after his confrontation with Spider-Man after he rejected his offer in which he made him choose. Then he gets taken to a completely new reality in which he meets a boy who is also named Peter Parker who also happens to be Spider-Man, so he makes the rash decission to take him out of his comfort zone and weaken him. But, why? The reason he made spider-man pay in his reality in the first place, is because he saw Peter as the son he always wanted, so he thought it was necessary for him to be his ally, once he rejected him he saw that as a betrayal. This kid is a complete stranger to him, he doesn't know him, what does he get out of knocking him down. Doesn't he crave power, and want Peter to accept him as a mentor, so, what's the use?
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To start, we don’t know exactly when Goblin was pulled aside from the clean condition of his suit, putting it anywhere from Thanksgiving to right after Peter saved MJ and the kids. Secondly…Peter was trying to cure Norman, which would kill the Goblin-an outcome he doesn’t exactly approve of as he explicitly states. 

So right off the bat he already wants to rip the kids spine out and strangle him with it. Then there’s what really pisses him off. “Strong enough to have it all, too weak to take it.” Goblin despises weakness and he hates morality, and he think Spider-Man is a pathetic fool for using his power to *help others*. And he’s smart enough to know Peter won’t be more willing to listen, and probably doesn’t even care. MCU Spider-Man’s very existence offends him, and he wants to kill him to boot. Goblin has killed for less.