An Analysis of Moral Values Reflected through Peter Parker's Character in Movie Spider-Man: No Way Home

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the moral values reflected through Peter Parker’s character in the movie Spider-Man: No Way Home. The research employs a qualitative method using content analysis to identify and interpret the moral values portrayed by the main character throughout the film. The data were collected from dialogues, actions, and scenes involving Peter Parker and were analyzed based on categories of moral values. The findings reveal that six moral values are represented in Peter Parker’s character: bravery, kindness, respect, empathy, honesty, and love. Among these values, bravery is the most dominant, occurring 24 times (29.63%), followed by kindness with 21 occurrences (25.93%). Respect and empathy each appear 13 times (16.05%). Meanwhile, honesty and love are the least dominant moral values, each occurring 5 times (6.17%). These findings indicate that Peter Parker is predominantly portrayed as a courageous and kind individual who consistently prioritizes the well-being of others despite facing difficult challenges and personal sacrifices. Therefore, the movie conveys important moral lessons that can inspire audiences to practice positive values in their daily lives.