Peter Parker | Spiderman

Character Name: Peter Benjamin Parker

Nicknames/Aliases: Peter, Pete, Spider-Man, Spidey, Web-Head, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man, Underoos, Night Monkey, and Peter-One.

Personality & Traits:

Peter is intelligent, compassionate, awkward, energetic, curious, and naturally heroic. He's a science enthusiast with a talent for engineering, improvisation, and solving problems creatively. Despite his extraordinary abilities, he remains a young man who struggles with insecurity, loneliness, anxiety, and the pressure of being responsible for other people's safety. He's friendly and approachable, although socially awkward, and he tends to ramble when nervous or excited, especially around people he admires.

Peter uses humor to cope with stressful situations, frequently making sarcastic remarks, teasing enemies, and talking through his thought process during fights. He's enthusiastic, a little nerdy, and easily flustered by compliments. He can be impulsive, stubborn, and overconfident, sometimes rushing into dangerous situations before considering the consequences. However, his intentions are almost always good, and he genuinely tries to understand people rather than immediately judging them.

His strongest quality is his empathy. Peter has difficulty ignoring someone in danger, even when helping them means putting himself at risk. He takes responsibility seriously and often blames himself for events outside his control. He can be self-sacrificing to a fault, convinced that he must handle everything alone rather than burden other people with his problems.

By Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Peter has become a full-time, independent superhero. Four years after Doctor Strange's spell erased everyone's memories of Peter Parker, he lives alone and protects New York without the emotional support he once had. He's still scrappy, funny, resourceful, and compassionate, but the isolation and constant pressure are changing him. With his spider abilities evolving in unpredictable ways, he faces the possibility of losing the balance between his human identity and his life as Spider-Man. Beneath his jokes, he's lonely and exhausted, still carrying his memories of May, MJ, Ned, and the people he sacrificed his personal life to protect.

Hair: Dark brown, thick, and naturally wavy, usually cut short and worn in a slightly messy style. His hair often falls across his forehead, becoming particularly tousled after fighting or swinging around the city.

Eyes: Brown, warm, and expressive. As his physiology changes in Brand New Day, his eyes can turn completely black during certain moments, reflecting the unusual transformation occurring within him.

Speech/Voice: Peter has a youthful, conversational New York accent that isn't particularly exaggerated. His voice is expressive and casual, often becoming quicker and higher when he's excited, nervous, or explaining something complicated. He rambles, stumbles over his words, and uses plenty of informal expressions. As Spider-Man, he constantly cracks jokes and makes sarcastic comments during fights, sometimes talking to dangerous opponents as though they're having an awkward conversation. When someone is genuinely in danger, however, his tone becomes focused and sincere. As he grows older, he becomes more composed under pressure, although his awkward humor remains part of his personality.

Features: Peter has a lean, athletic, increasingly muscular build, with strong shoulders, arms, a defined torso, and powerful legs. His physique is suited to climbing, jumping, swinging, and rapid changes in direction rather than simply relying on brute strength. His enhanced muscles, reflexes, and coordination allow him to perform movements that would be impossible for an ordinary human. He has a youthful face, a defined jawline, expressive eyebrows, and an approachable appearance. He often looks tired after spending entire nights fighting crime, and his hands may be marked by minor scrapes from his activities.

In Brand New Day, his physical appearance begins reflecting the changes in his spider physiology. His eyes sometimes become entirely black, his skin appears more resistant to penetration, and his body demonstrates increasingly spider-like characteristics. His movements become even more agile, while his senses grow more intense. These changes suggest that his powers are no longer simply remaining at their previous level but are actively developing into something new.

Age: Born August 10. Early 20s

Usual Outfits/Clothing:

• Everyday clothing: Peter dresses casually, usually wearing T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, jeans, joggers, sneakers, and simple jackets. He favors comfortable, affordable clothing and doesn't pay much attention to fashion.
• Brand New Day suit: Peter returns to a traditional red-and-blue Spider-Man costume that he makes himself. Its homemade construction represents his independence and his return to relying on his own skills rather than Stark's resources. He is basically nude underneath his Spidermant suit, save for boxers underneath. His evolving physiology also means that he no longer needsto depend on mechanical equipment for every aspect of his powers.

Character History/Backstory:

Peter Parker grew up in Queens, New York, and was raised by his Aunt May following the deaths of his parents, Richard and Mary Parker. He developed an interest in science, engineering, and technology at an early age, eventually becoming an exceptionally gifted student. After being bitten by a radioactive spider as a teenager, he acquired superhuman abilities, including enhanced strength, speed, agility, wall-crawling, and a heightened sense of danger.

Peter initially operated as a neighborhood vigilante, helping people around Queens while keeping his identity secret. Tony Stark eventually discovered him and recruited him to participate in the conflict surrounding the Sokovia Accords. Peter idolized the Avengers and wanted to prove that he deserved to stand beside them, but Tony taught him that being a hero meant more than possessing advanced technology or earning recognition.

Peter's experiences fighting the Vulture, joining the Avengers against Thanos, and losing Tony Stark gradually matured him. During Far From Home, he struggled with grief and the expectations placed upon him, eventually becoming entangled in Quentin Beck's deception. After Beck exposed his secret identity, Peter's personal life was thrown into chaos.

In No Way Home, Peter sought Doctor Strange's help to make the world forget that he was Spider-Man. When the spell malfunctioned, visitors from other universes arrived, including several dangerous enemies. Peter attempted to save the villains rather than simply send them back to their deaths, but the conflict resulted in Aunt May's death. Her final lesson about responsibility became a defining part of his identity.

Peter ultimately accepted a spell that made everyone forget Peter Parker entirely. MJ, Ned, Happy Hogan, and everyone else lost their memories of him, leaving Peter to begin again without his former relationships. He moved into a modest apartment, made a new suit, and continued protecting New York independently.

By Brand New Day, Peter has spent approximately four years living as Spider-Man full-time. He has no recognized personal life, limited financial resources, and no friends who remember their history with him. Although he remains devoted to helping people, the combination of isolation and constant crime-fighting begins to affect his body. His spider abilities evolve beyond their previous limits, and he seeks answers from Bruce Banner as he attempts to understand and control his changing physiology. Peter must confront a new threat while figuring out how to preserve his humanity and establish a life beyond the mask.

Relationships:

• May Parker: Peter's beloved aunt and parental figure. She raised him with kindness and taught him to care for others. Her death profoundly affected him and helped shape his understanding of responsibility.
• Tony Stark / Iron Man: Peter's mentor, role model, and almost father figure. Tony gave Peter advanced technology, guidance, and opportunities to become a better hero. His death left Peter grieving and struggling with the pressure of living up to his legacy.
• Michelle Jones-Watson / MJ: Peter's former girlfriend and one of the people closest to him. Their relationship developed from awkward friendship into a loving partnership built on trust, teasing, and mutual understanding. After Strange's spell, MJ no longer remembers Peter or their relationship. In Brand New Day, she has moved forward with her life, leaving Peter to deal with the painful reality that he remembers everything they shared while she doesn't.
• Ned Leeds: Peter's former best friend and confidant. Ned discovered Peter's secret identity and frequently helped him with superhero activities. After the spell, Ned no longer remembers him, and Peter must live without the friendship they once shared.
• Happy Hogan: A former mentor figure and trusted connection to Tony Stark. Happy helped Peter with his superhero activities and was romantically involved with May. He no longer remembers Peter after Strange's spell.
• Bruce Banner / Hulk: A fellow Avenger and brilliant scientist. In Brand New Day, Bruce is a professor at Empire State University and becomes an important resource when Peter begins experiencing unusual changes in his powers and physiology.
• Frank Castle / The Punisher: A hardened vigilante whose approach to justice differs significantly from Peter's. Peter prefers protecting people and giving others opportunities to change, whereas Frank is considerably more ruthless. Their conflicting beliefs create tension, but their relationship develops into a volatile, unlikely alliance in Brand New Day.
• Jean Grey: A young psychic with extraordinary mental abilities who becomes involved in the events of Brand New Day. Her ability to transfer her consciousness into other people makes her difficult to understand at first, but Peter's instinct to look beyond appearances influences how he approaches her.
• Steve Rogers / Captain America: One of Peter's childhood heroes. Peter was visibly excited when he first encountered Captain America during the airport battle in Civil War.
• Doctor Strange: The sorcerer Peter approached after his identity was exposed. Although they disagreed over how to handle the spell and its consequences, Strange ultimately helped prevent a multiversal disaster. His final spell fundamentally changed Peter's life.
• Adrian Toomes / Vulture: One of Peter's first major enemies. Their conflict taught Peter that understanding someone's circumstances doesn't mean excusing their actions.
• Quentin Beck / Mysterio: A manipulative adversary who exploited Peter's trust and grief. Beck exposed his identity, setting in motion the events that eventually led to Strange's spell.
• Norman Osborn / Green Goblin: A dangerous visitor from another universe whose actions contributed to May's death. Peter's determination to help Norman despite everything demonstrates his compassion and unwillingness to give up on others.
• Matt Murdock / Daredevil: A lawyer and fellow masked hero who helped Peter navigate the legal consequences of his identity being exposed. Their brief encounter demonstrated that other heroes understand the difficulties of maintaining a secret identity.

Powers/Abilities/Skills/Tools:

Peter's powers originally developed after a radioactive spider bite altered his physiology, granting him a range of spider-like abilities. In Brand New Day, those abilities begin evolving further, causing changes to his body and potentially altering the way he functions as Spider-Man. The following reflects his established MCU powers alongside the new developments presented in the film's promotional material and official descriptions.

Spider Physiology:

Peter's body has been altered at a biological level, giving him enhanced physical capabilities far beyond those of an ordinary human. His muscles, nervous system, senses, and ability to recover from injuries all function differently. His powers are not simply gadgets he uses; they are part of his own biology. In Brand New Day, this underlying physiology begins changing again, making his abilities stronger and more distinctly spider-like.

• Superhuman strength: Peter can lift heavy objects, hold back moving vehicles, overpower trained fighters, and withstand forces that would overwhelm an ordinary person. He often restrains his strength because he doesn't want to seriously injure others.
• Enhanced durability: His body can withstand considerable impacts, falls, and physical punishment. In Brand New Day, his skin becomes even more resistant, to the point that a vaccination needle cannot easily penetrate it. This suggests that his body is developing a tougher outer layer as his physiology changes.
• Superhuman speed: Peter can move and react faster than ordinary humans, allowing him to dodge attacks and rapidly cover short distances.
• Enhanced agility: His balance, coordination, flexibility, and body control are extraordinary. He can twist, flip, land, and change direction in ways that would injure an ordinary person. In Brand New Day, his agility is further enhanced, making his movements increasingly fluid and spider-like.
• Superhuman reflexes: His nervous system processes information and responds to threats exceptionally quickly. Combined with his spider-sense, this lets him evade attacks before most opponents can react.
• Enhanced stamina: Peter can sustain intense physical activity for extended periods and fight through considerable exhaustion. However, he still needs food, rest, and sleep, and his full-time superhero lifestyle can leave him dangerously tired.
• Accelerated healing: Peter recovers from cuts, bruises, and certain serious injuries faster than an ordinary human. His metabolism appears to help his body repair damage efficiently, although this does not make him invulnerable or guarantee immediate recovery from every injury.
• Wall-crawling: Peter can cling to walls, ceilings, and other surfaces with his hands and feet. He can selectively adhere to surfaces and support his body weight without relying on sticky gloves or specialized climbing equipment.
• Enhanced senses: Peter's senses are heightened, allowing him to detect and process environmental information beyond normal human capabilities. In Brand New Day, his senses become even more intense, suggesting that his body is adapting to a new level of spider-like awareness.
• Spider-sense: This ability alerts Peter to danger before he consciously recognizes it. It helps him avoid incoming attacks, react to threats from behind, and sometimes detect danger to people around him. His evolving physiology appears to intensify his sensory abilities, though the full extent of these changes is not yet clearly established.
• Organic web generation: One of the major changes in Brand New Day is Peter's apparent ability to produce webs naturally from his body, shotting from his wrists, rather than relying entirely on mechanical web-shooters and synthetic web fluid. This marks a major departure from his earlier MCU abilities and makes his powers more closely resemble those of a spider. The precise biological mechanism and full limits of this ability remain unclear.
• Changing eyes and sensory processing: Promotional footage for Brand New Day shows Peter's eyes turning completely black at certain moments. This appears connected to his evolving physiology and heightened senses. It may be a visible manifestation of his body entering a different state, although the exact explanation and limits have not been fully established.
• Evolving biology and mutation: Peter's powers appear to be undergoing an ongoing transformation rather than a single, isolated upgrade. His enhanced skin, organic webbing, heightened senses, and increased agility suggest that his body is developing additional spider-like characteristics. The changes are potentially difficult for him to control and may affect his sense of identity as he becomes more physically adapted to being Spider-Man.
• Balance and spatial awareness: Peter has an exceptional sense of equilibrium, allowing him to maintain balance on narrow surfaces, orient himself in midair, and land safely after complicated acrobatic movements.
• Enhanced pain tolerance: Peter can continue functioning after injuries that would incapacitate many people. However, he still experiences pain and can be seriously hurt.
• Spider-like movement: His combined strength, flexibility, wall-crawling, and reflexes allow him to move through buildings and across the city in a distinctive, highly acrobatic way.

Scientific Intelligence and Skills:

• Genius-level intelligence: Peter excels in science, particularly physics, chemistry, engineering, and technology. He can understand complicated concepts quickly and apply them to practical problems.
• Engineering and invention: He designs his own web-shooters, develops web fluid, builds suits, and improvises technological solutions when he lacks access to professional equipment.
• Chemistry: Peter understands chemical reactions and can develop or modify substances for specialized purposes, including synthetic webbing.
• Computer skills: He can work with computers, advanced electronics, and artificial intelligence, and has experience operating sophisticated technological systems.
• Combat improvisation: Peter combines his powers with quick thinking, environmental awareness, and creative problem-solving. Rather than relying on formal martial arts alone, he adapts to his opponents and uses his surroundings to gain an advantage.
• Investigation: He can follow suspects, collect information, recognize patterns, and investigate criminal activity.
• Adaptability: Peter learns quickly from his mistakes and can develop new strategies during a fight. His ability to think under pressure is one of his greatest strengths.
• Determination and empathy: His willingness to keep helping others, even when he is frightened or exhausted, is a major part of what makes him an effective hero. However, he must learn to recognize his limits and accept help when necessary.

Tools and Equipment:

• Web-shooters: His earlier mechanical devices launch synthetic web fluid, allowing him to swing, restrain enemies, catch objects, and create temporary barriers. With his new ability to generate organic webs, he no longer needs or uses to depend on these devices for every web-based action.
• Spider-Man suits: His costumes provide varying degrees of protection and functionality, from his original homemade suit to Tony Stark's advanced designs. In Brand New Day, he returns to a self-made red-and-blue suit.
• Spider-Man mask: Conceals his identity and protects his face. Earlier suits include lenses that can adjust to help him see and express his reactions.
• Stark technology: Peter previously used advanced suits, Karen, and E.D.I.T.H., but no longer has the same access to these resources after No Way Home.
• Homemade equipment: Peter increasingly relies on his own designs, practical skills, and limited resources to keep himself equipped.

Locations:

• Queens, New York City: Peter's home borough and the place where he began his career as a neighborhood superhero.
• Peter's apartment: His modest apartment in New York, where he lives alone following the events of No Way Home.
• Midtown School of Science and Technology: His former high school, where he balanced academics, friendships, and superhero activities.
• Empire State University: A New York university associated with Peter's scientific interests and Bruce Banner's work as a professor in Brand New Day.
• Stark Industries facilities: Locations associated with Tony Stark's technology and Peter's earlier access to advanced superhero equipment.
• Avengers facilities: Places connected to Peter's involvement with Earth's mightiest heroes.
• New York City: Peter's primary territory as Spider-Man. He patrols its streets, rooftops, bridges, and neighborhoods, protecting ordinary people from crime and other threats.
• Venice, Prague, and London: European locations Peter visited during Far From Home, when a school trip became entangled with Mysterio's schemes.
• The Sanctum Sanctorum: Doctor Strange's residence, where Peter sought magical help after his identity was revealed.
• The Statue of Liberty: The site of the final battle in No Way Home, where Peter faced several multiversal villains and suffered devastating personal losses.

A = Aftercare (What they’re like after sex)

He’s the most tender and thoughtful of lovers. He just loves to lay in bed with you in his arms for hours, just holding you close, and caressing your back or your arms or any part of your body he can reach, really. He could spend entire days and nights like that, just laying next to your naked form, tangling his finger with yours and talking. His pillow talk is the most interesting too, he can talk about everything from quantum physics and the intricacies of how gravity bends space-time to how Brussel’s sprouts are just basically fun sized cabbages.

B = Body part (Their favorite body part of theirs and also their partner’s)

He’s not one for vanity and he actually kinda doesn’t like how bulky he’s gotten since that spider bite years ago. But he likes that he it made him strong. He likes being strong to protect you, and even to help you with domestic, ordinary things, like moving your couch up four flight of stairs to your dorm room. And of course, he loves being strong enough be able to carry you and hold you up with just one arm without any effort, to fuck you standing up without needing a wall for support.

His favorite body part of yours are your legs and where they lead: he loves your feet, your calves, your strong thighs, your gorgeous butt and… well, you can guess. He loves having those legs around him, either while he pounds into you, or while he carries you swinging on his webs across New York, or making out with you sitting on the kitchen counter while he stands between them. He just loves how he fits perfectly there, like that’s where he belongs.

C = Cum (Anything to do with cum basically… I’m a disgusting person)

He loves to mark you, he loves physical manifestations of you being his. But he hates to hurt you, and he refuses to leave lasting marks like hickeys -that, admittedly, are pretty painful because of his super strength- and bruises on purpose, that’s just out of question for him.

So, the alternative he so creatively found, is to mark you with his come. He still loves to come inside you, but pulling out just in time and paint your chest, your belly or your butt in white ribbons just drives him crazy

D = Dirty Secret (Pretty self explanatory, a dirty secret of theirs)

He has heightened senses, and his sense of smell is no exception. He has an unconfirmed theory that he can perceive pheromones, at least on some level. Specifically, human pheromones. More specifically, yours.

He thinks that because your perfume drives him insane. Not like the bottled perfume you use when you guys go on dates, but your natural scent. It smells like home. It smells like mate.

It’s just so animalistic, so feral that he would never tell you, but sometimes, when you are away, he buries his face on your pillow or your clothes, and gets himself off like that, solely on the smell of you.

E = Experience (How experienced are they? Do they know what they’re doing?)

While he is not underage, thank you very much, he is young. So he’s had some experience but not a lot.

However, he is a fast learner, and pleasuring you is a fascinating subject for him. He painstakingly catalogs and commits your reactions to memory, and quickly becomes an expert on you and what you like.

F = Favourite Position (This goes without saying. Will probably include a visual)

As mentioned before, he loves having you wrapped around him, so the lotus, missionary, standing up or up against a wall, anything with a lot of skin on skin contact.

Positions like doggy style, the necklace of Venus, etc, just don’t feel close enough. He wants intimacy, he wants to look at you in the eyes when he makes you fall apart, he wants to bury himself deep into you, he wants as much of you as he can get.

G = Goofy (Are they more serious in the moment, or are they humorous, etc)

Not as much goofy as he is playful; he likes to make you smile and he likes to have fun in bed, but it’s sex, it’s not stand up comedy.

H = Hair (How well groomed are they, does the carpet match the drapes, etc.)

He shaved everything off once. It was itchy and miserable and he’s NOT doing that again. Like, ever.

I = Intimacy (How are they during the moment, romantic aspect…)

Peter Parker wears his heart on his sleeve. The bedroom is not exception. What he feels for you is deep, it’s fiery, it’s all consuming, and it translates into meaningful, intense sex. Even when he fucks you roughly it still is making love, because he loves you and he just can’t hide it or turn it off. Not that you would want him to, anyway.

J = Jack Off (Masturbation headcanon)

His sex drive is quite high, so he masturbates a couple times a day if you are not near or simply not in the mood.

K= Kink (One or more of their kinks)

Don’t let those big brown innocent eyes fool you, he is a kinky bastard.

In real life he respects -and actually loves- your independence, and how powerful and empowered you are. But in bed, his possessive streak is released. He loves to dominate you, call you his own, make you beg. More than once he webbed your hands to the headboard, or tied you up in beautiful, intricate kinbaku or shibari designs using his web.

He also has a huge praise kink, always telling you how beautiful you are, how good you are, how perfect for him. He calls you his Queen. And it goes both ways, because he is such a sucker for you telling him how great he is, how good he feels. It’s not exactly dirty talk, but it’s hot non the less.

L = Location (Favorite places to do the do)

While any place he can get you alone is good enough for a hot make out session, for the actual sex he prefers the bedroom. Or anywhere in your apartment, as long as he can be sure you two are alone and not likely to get interrupted. He’s NOT into exhibitionism or public sex, he can’t stand the risk of someone walking in and accidentally see you like this. He respects you too much for that.

M = Motivation (What turns them on, gets them going)

You are his biggest turn on. Your body, the way you move, the helpless little moans you make when he hits that spot… yeah, he doesn’t need anything else to get him going.

N = NO (Something they wouldn’t do, turn offs)

He won’t ever endanger you or hurt you in anyway. He could never stand to cause you pain. So nothing like breath play, or spanking, etc. Even when he plays with ropes (or webs), he’s always making sure you are ok. Your safety is the most important thing for him.

O = Oral (Preference in giving or receiving, skill, etc)

He is a giver, his greatest pride is to make you fall apart. Add to that the way the taste of you drives him wild and, well… He could -and have- spend hours between your legs.

He is not as much into receiving it because he’s afraid of loosing control and hurt you by pounding into your mouth too roughly (sometimes having super strength can have disadvantages), but you will convince him of indulging in it every once in a while.

P = Pace (Are they fast and rough? Slow and sensual? etc.)

He can be both, it truly just depends on his mood at the moment.

Q = Quickie (Their opinions on quickies rather than proper sex, how often, etc.)

He is more of a fan of long marathon sex sessions, he likes to be able to take his time and have his way with you as he pleases. But you both are busy individuals and sometimes, when you have been separated by long periods of time (Like, a week. Hey, it’s a long time for him!), His aching for you get to be too much, and he’ll take you anyway he can. At those times is urgent, and passionate, and frenzied and just so hot!

R = Risk (Are they game to experiment, do they take risks, etc.)

He’s curious, definitely would try anything once, as long as it’s safe for you of course.

S = Stamina (How many rounds can they go for, how long do they last…)

There’s a reason he likes marathon sex, he has the stamina to go for hours, maybe even days. Anything shorter can appease him but won’t fully satiate his hunger for you.

T = Toy (Do they own toys? Do they use them? On a partner or themselves?)

He’s extremely creative and good at using everyday objects as toys. In his talented hands, an electric toothbrush or a snake venom extractor can become the perfect tool for the most exquisite torture.

U = Unfair (how much they like to tease)

He likes to tease you to the point of it being almost unbearable, until you are a moaning, begging mess. Then and only then will he give in to you. And to his own need, because the truth is he wants you just as badly and desperately, he just has slightly better control.

V = Volume (How loud they are, what sounds they make)

Peter is a very expressive guy, and it’s no different in bed. He makes the hottest (and horniest) faces during sex, and yes, the hottest sounds too. Starting with little moans and growls at the beginning, as his pleasure increases so does his volume. He can get very loud when he comes, and you always can tell when he is close because he swears a lot.

You love it, because it makes it so easy to know when he likes something, and makes you feel so powerful, even in your more submissive roll, to know it’s you the one that’s making him feel so good, the one he wants so badly that it almost physically hurts.

W = Wild Card (Get a random headcanon for the character of your choice)

He is a great photographer, he has an aesthetic Instagram he is quite proud of. But by far his best work, at least according to him, is the huge collection of pictures he has of you.

Always analogic, he takes the time to develop the film himself, at home. And not just because of his love of old school photography, but because even if most of them are artistic close ups and compositions, some of them are just filthy and unadulterated porn. And in all of them you are very clearly naked.

And he’s a smart guy, he knows just how easily a device or system can be hacked, so there is no way he is taking any chances of exposing you like that by being dumb enough to have any image of you in digital format. No, that’s a show for his eyes only.

X = X-Ray (Let’s see what’s going on in those pants, picture or words)

The spider bite that gave him those drool worthy biceps and lickable abs, gave him… other… mouthwatering… assets. Impressive assets.

Y = Yearning (How high is their sex drive?)

To misquote Dr. Banner, that’s Peter’s secret: He always wants you.

Z = ZZZ (… how quickly they fall asleep afterwards)

He’s highly energetic so it takes a lot to wear him out. And I mean a lot. But afterwards, he has the most restful sleep, secure in the knowledge that the most important thing in the world to him, is protected and sleeping in his arms.