[Peter isn't good at following directions for a number of reasons. In high school, it could easily be traced back to his eternal boredom, making up his own labs to do on the side while the class titrated a by the book solution (where do you think he made his web fluid?). College was a little bit better; he wasn't singled out for not paying attention, and most of it was of a high enough level for him.
But he digresses. Peter has also always been a Grade A shit, so seeing someone in trouble and passing on by has never been an option (except for the one time it was, and he'd been made to regret it forever). Add to that the new spider-sense reflex reactions, and it's not exactly easy for Peter to follow the Captain's orders on the battlefield. How can he swing over there when his senses are pulling him somewhere else?
It all leads to him disobeying a direct order, one that was shouted multiple times at him, but he just couldn't leave Steve on the ground there, fighting off the horde of weird fur-slime creatures. Yeah, it would lose them the street, but Peter hauled him up via web anyway, dragging them into another building, falling back.]
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But he digresses. Peter has also always been a Grade A shit, so seeing someone in trouble and passing on by has never been an option (except for the one time it was, and he'd been made to regret it forever). Add to that the new spider-sense reflex reactions, and it's not exactly easy for Peter to follow the Captain's orders on the battlefield. How can he swing over there when his senses are pulling him somewhere else?
It all leads to him disobeying a direct order, one that was shouted multiple times at him, but he just couldn't leave Steve on the ground there, fighting off the horde of weird fur-slime creatures. Yeah, it would lose them the street, but Peter hauled him up via web anyway, dragging them into another building, falling back.]