Onboard the train, Luther handed the disk with the NOC list to Kittridge, who leaned over and greeted "Max" - she quickly claimed that her lawyers would avoid prosecution, citing: "Entrapment, jurisdictional conflict." Jor-El also advised: "Do not punish yourself with your feelings of vanity.Simply learn to control them.It is an affliction common to all, even on Krypton.Our destruction could have been avoided but for the vanity of some who considered us indestructible."Some reporters questioned whether Superman""s exploits were a "fantastic hoax," or a "miracle or fraud.Stacy that Flint Marko was Uncle Ben""s killer (suspected carjacker Dennis Carradine was only an accomplice) - implying that Peter/Spider-Man had killed the wrong man (in the first film).The Scam - The Broken Window Repair Business:They worked together as a profitable partners-in-crime eam to make a living - a breaking/fixing windows scam-business, where the father (an itinerant street-vendor-glazier) would happen o coincidentally arrive after acts of vandalism performed by the son.A title card reads:This is a shocking story.It could never take place in most American towns - but it did in this one.It is a public challenge not to let it happen again.A voice-over narration of the main character introduces he story.As a cautionary prologue, it seems to refer to the hooliganistic, violent behavior of the cyclists, but it also decries the reactions of the townspeople and their repressive, backlashing, vigilante-style behavior toward the narrator""s gang of outlaw outsiders - calling he encounter a "whole mess":It begins here for me on this road.