Yeah I felt sad for him, he's just a guy no one acknowledges and is treated horribly at his work place, to the point he's forced to stay there all alone, to fix something, in a dangerous part of the building (on his birthday no less), where he gets into a freak accident that could've killed him and yet no one seems to care, and when he escapes he's seen as if he's a "bad guy" even though didn't do any wrong at first, and he starts to think the person he looked up to was awful because of the public, actually he wouldn't have turned evil in the first place if one of the police officers didn't shoot him and let Peter talk him out of it. I'm actually glad he got a redemption No Way Home.

Glad that he deserved a much better treatment in NWH through a redemption arc. I won't say he's villain, but his villainy was mostly triggered by the public, and not to mention society around him, as a whole.

Thehumilator23. To be honest, the public is extremely toxic in the spider man films (specially in the MCU and Marc Web films), where the entire town will turn against someone out of pure B.S, like with Mysterio, seriously they think a guy who randomly showed up claiming to be from another universe is a hero, and think a person who's been a hero longer than him is bad without asking anyone in the city that was attacked what happened. God townspeople in media are so awful, to be honest it always takes me back to one of Defoe's Goblin's quotes "In spite of everything you've done for them, Eventually they will hate you. Why bother".

ABSOLUTELY!!! Electro (Alongside Lizard, Sandman, Venom (Tom Hardy) and Doctor Octopus) had sympathetic and redeeming qualities and plus I really did feel sorry for him.

I kind of felt bad for Electro. He wanted a good life until he was convinced to become a villain. He then died without any chance of redemption.

Yeah, he deserved his redemption in NWH.

@MarkyBoy51 Green Goblin said something that is in someways true.

Same.

Same with Sandman.