Oliver’s superpower is his heart—he champions the overlooked, loves fiercely, faces challenges head-on & is fearless about being himself.
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Oliver is in competition dance and one of his first years they did a group dance called “Heroes” where each dancer was a different superhero or villain. Oliver wasn’t old enough at the time to be in that particular dance, but he had a crush on spiderwoman, a much older, very beautiful red headed dancer. He was so taken with her and the whole routine, he learned the moves and would do them in the wings while they were on stage. He’s been a Spider-Man (and Emma) fan ever since.
Spidey senses. To be totally aware like that actually equates to having more than one power. It’s like cheating.
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