Why does a kite have a bridle?

A kite has a bridle to provide stability and control during flight. The bridle adjusts the angle at which the kite faces the wind, helping to balance the forces acting on it and ensuring that it flies efficiently. By distributing the tension from the line evenly across the structure of the kite, the bridle helps prevent damage and allows for smoother maneuverability. Overall, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the kite's proper orientation in the air.