Marvel Studios recently released the first three pages of the "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" script, offering an initial glimpse into the film's opening and further revealing protagonist Peter Parker's psychological state and potential transformations in this new chapter.
According to Entertainment Weekly, the film's opening directly follows the conclusion of "Spider-Man: No Way Home," where Peter chose to erase himself from the world's memory to save the multiverse.
The script indicates the film opens with the Marvel logo, followed by visuals depicting "Peter no longer sharing memories with Ned, MJ, and Aunt May," emphasizing his profound isolation.
Director Destin Daniel Cretton's handwritten notes describe Peter as having "vanished from the world," much like Marty McFly in "Back to the Future," stressing that this is the first time he is truly alone. Audiences will also hear Tom Holland's Peter reading a letter written to MJ, continuing the emotional thread from the previous film.
The story picks up approximately nine months after the last film, with Peter still living a low-profile life in a humble apartment. Notably, the script describes him experiencing brief headaches, hinting that his prolonged anonymity might be taking a toll on his physical and mental well-being. This also foreshadows a new phase of transformation for his "spider-powers," echoing the cocoon-like imagery seen in the trailer.
Furthermore, Peter has developed an AI system named "EV" for assistance and companionship. Significantly, no longer relying on Stark resources, all his equipment is self-made, including a device described as an "enhanced 3D printer." The script portrays EV as almost his only "friend," underscoring his isolated circumstances. 
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After watching a video of Ned and MJ's life at MIT, Peter ultimately chooses to re-embrace his hero identity. The third page of the script concludes with "BEGIN MONTAGE," suggesting a subsequent sequence will depict his crime-fighting journey, potentially against multiple street-level villains.
The film currently retains many unrevealed elements, including its primary antagonist and certain character roles. More plot details for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" are expected to be unveiled in future trailers.
via： EW