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The title text reverses the joke, implying that rather than Beret Guy returning to the park with a kite, his dog has returned to the park with Beret Guy flying in the air on the kite (hence he calls down from above that kites are fun).
 
The title text reverses the joke, implying that rather than Beret Guy returning to the park with a kite, his dog has returned to the park with Beret Guy flying in the air on the kite (hence he calls down from above that kites are fun).
  
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Beret Guy is generally fond of unconventional approaches to standard conventional issues. It is unclear if he is somehow causing his dog to fly, or if the dog's flight is simply due to its tail wagging rapidly. However, Beret Guy is known to possess several [[:Category:Strange powers of Beret Guy|strange powers]], of which this could be yet another one. The title text suggests that he does have the ability to fly on the kite himself, and to direct his dog to control the kite as well.
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Beret Guy is generally fond of unconventional approaches to standard conventional issues. It is unclear if he is somehow causing his dog to fly, or if the dog's flight is simply due to its tail wagging rapidly? But Beret Guy is known to possess several [[:Category:Strange powers of Beret Guy|strange powers]], of which this could be yet another one. The title text suggests that he does have the ability to fly on the kite himself, and to direct his dog to control the kite as well.
  
 
The comic's title is the plural form for "kite". This may be to distinguish this comic from another earlier comic that used the singular form of the word as its title: [[235: Kite]], or just because at the end of this comic, there are two kites present. In the first ''Kite'' comic it was possible for [[Cueball]] to climb up the line of his kite, and he thus had the same ability as Beret Guy with a kite.
 
The comic's title is the plural form for "kite". This may be to distinguish this comic from another earlier comic that used the singular form of the word as its title: [[235: Kite]], or just because at the end of this comic, there are two kites present. In the first ''Kite'' comic it was possible for [[Cueball]] to climb up the line of his kite, and he thus had the same ability as Beret Guy with a kite.

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