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Spider Man Breaks Down The Interior Wall Of The Wall

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Spider Man finds himself trapped in a water tank with some limitations, but he is going to escape using his newly formed escape plan. Spider Man is unable to use his ejector web or climb the walls of the tank. Spider Man won’t tolerate being trapped; he already has a plan to escape. He will first swim towards the wall of the tank. He knows all water tanks contain maintenance gear, including an interior ladder and hatch. Once Spider Man has reached the wall of the tank he will begin following the side of the wall until he finds the maintenance ladder that runs down the interior wall of the tank. After he locates the ladder he will begin the next part of his grand plan. Following the discovery of the ladder he will begin to climb it upwards until

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