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nadya68 [22]
3 years ago
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PLZ I NEED HELP FAST!!!! BRAINLIST

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Marina86 [1]3 years ago
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For Riley to become what she wants to be, she will first have to understand her natural limits, and learn what she has to do to achieve the best for herself. Once she has gotten used to the restraint on what she can do, she needs to focus on trying to learn everything she can about planes, flying, physics, aerodynamics, and possibly take an online air force ROTC course where she can learn to make planes the most durable and powerful as possible. Once she has the knowledge on how to handle her disabilties, and once she has the knowledge of everything she needs to know, then she needs to find the space to build a plane, and maybe some crew members to help her... Then maybe she will finally have those dreams she has been wanting for forever.

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