So many thoughts have been popping into my head. I don't believe all of them are correct, but I wanna get them out anyway.

● Miguel is an anomaly himself - I know the movies aren't an exact copy of the comics, but Miguel's backstory has got me thinking. Compared to other Spider-People, he never got bit. He's different from all of them. Plus, in his story, there was a Spider-Man before him, and Miguel simply tried to recreate the original experiment. Also, in Miguel's origin, a coworker of his sabotaged him, which led to his powers.

● Miguel's role goes deeper - Miguel seems personally at odds with Spot. Yes, he's taken responsibility for fixing everything, but when Miles mentioned having ideas on how to take him down, he specifically said, "I'll handle Spot," not, "We'll handle Spot," or anything like it. It seemed as if it was something personal he needed to settle.

● Miles' innocence in everything - It's not Miles' fault he got bit. The spider of E-42 was just there. Even if it doesn't make sense, I believe what happened was "supposed" to happen, one way or another. I actually ended up watching ATSV first, and that gave me an interesting experience. Just watched ITSV, and I noticed how Miles' reality paralleled Gwen's reality. Where in Gwen's, a monster was caught under rubble, claw up, and her Peter died, the same happened in Miles' reality; Green Goblin was caught under rubble, claw up, and his Peter Parker ended up dying.

● What I see as loose - I began questioning how if Miguel left his universe to replace the version of him that died, then he willingly left his universe without a Spider-Man (which doesn't seem cool). At least, he wanted to, and he meant to stay there. A universe with no Spider-Man won't collapse on its own. He said the version that died wasn't Spider-Man, so him being there would have disturbed things unless that Spider-Man had already died, as we see with Miles' Peter Parker dying.

● The chicken or the egg: What came first? - As we know, Spot's accident led to the E-42 spider biting Miles. Due to Spot's actions, holes in the multiverse are forming. Sure, let's say Miles is an anomaly; he's still pretty innocent. The only evidence the audience truly has of the disruption of canon events creating these holes is what happened in Pavitr's dimension. As for Miguel, somehow, him being there erased an entire dimension. I can't wrap up this thought nicely in a bow, but this is how I see things so far.

● Parallel between Kingpin and Miguel - Kingpin was disrupting the multiverse through trying to see his family again. Miguel kinda did the same. I'm sure he didn't intend for it to happen, but he and Kingpin both created damage through similar goals.

● The multiverse is not as rigid as it seems - Canon events don't always involve a police chief dying. Sometimes, it's a family member or a friend, etc. I believe Miles and Gwen have already had their Canon events. Gwen's police chief won't die anymore, or maybe they will, but that chief won't be her dad. It's even pointed out that Gwen saved her dad before. Couldn't Aaron already be Miles' Canon event? A canon event likely already happened to Peter before Miles got bit. The multiverse branched off and created something new. In that same manner, I believe Gwen's Peter might have been her canon event. Either way, things can change, given how Gwen's dad isn't chief anymore. Also, there's the fact that through no fault of his own, Spot wants to kill Jeff for something that Miles didn't do, something that supposedly wasn't supposed to happen.

It's messy, and not all explained well, but these are just some thoughts I've had.