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Bennett was a pilot, fascinated with the idea of flying and seeing above the clouds, where the sky is always blue. Bennett has wings of their own, but flying takes energy and effort. Planes allow Bennett to fly higher and longer. It was also this interest in the sky that led them to study meteorology and to work as a weatherperson. | Bennett was a pilot, fascinated with the idea of flying and seeing above the clouds, where the sky is always blue. Bennett has wings of their own, but flying takes energy and effort. Planes allow Bennett to fly higher and longer. It was also this interest in the sky that led them to study meteorology and to work as a weatherperson. | ||
− | When Bennett was a younger, more reckless pilot, they charted a flight path that took them directly over | + | When Bennett was a younger, more reckless pilot, they charted a flight path that took them directly over [REDACTED]. Presumed dead after a failure to arrive at The Big Garage for refueling, Bennett would not emerge until 15 years before they had taken off, pulling themself out of the cool ocean waters near Charleston. |
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Some relationships, however, still need work. Bennett has left many notes to Stu Trololol requesting to be taken on a blimp ride, but strangely the notes never seem to be received. Bennett tactfully avoids Esme Ramsey, for reasons that are unclear. | Some relationships, however, still need work. Bennett has left many notes to Stu Trololol requesting to be taken on a blimp ride, but strangely the notes never seem to be received. Bennett tactfully avoids Esme Ramsey, for reasons that are unclear. | ||
− | Bennett has a very positive opinion on | + | Bennett has a very positive opinion on [REDACTED], [redacted] the Yellowstone Magic. |