We're Crossing Our Fingers That Officer Bennett Will Come Back for Season 7 of 'Orange Is the New Bl

Where did John Bennett pass in ‘Orange in the New Black’? Here’s a refresher on the place he went after leaving a pregnant Daya and all of Litchfield.

Season 7 promises to be the last of Orange Is the New Black on Netflix, however fanatics from Day 1 still cannot recover from the truth that Bennett hasn't made an appearance since he first freaked out about Daya's family in the early days of Season 3. 

Seriously, in spite of the fact that we have met a whole new solid of inmates and watched a ton of drama spread onscreen thanks to them (Carol and Barb, here's looking at you), fanatics can not recover from Bennett's disappearance.

"Is anyone else still raging Bennett still hasn't come back?" one person wrote on Twitter after staring at Season 6. 

So the place did Bennett go? Keep reading to determine.

Where did John Bennett go in Orange Is the New Black?

Fans are inconsolable after Bennett's been stored from us for the better part of three seasons. "I STILL WANT ANSWERS AS TO WHAT HAPPENED TO JOHN BENNETT!" any person screamed on Twitter. "WHY DID HE GHOST DAYA LIKE THAT?! WHERE DID HE GO AFTER THE ARREST???"

As a refresher for fanatics who need to be reminded of what went down back in Season 3, Bennett and Daya fall in love with each different tremendous early on and feature what viewers might name the most stable romantic relationship to happen in Litchfield. Spoiler: This is an overly low bar.

Bennett is relentlessly infatuated with Daya, which he is aware of is messed up on heaps of levels, not least the reality that he is a CO and prisoners and guards should not be coming into romantic relationships. And that's why after Daya unearths out she's pregnant, she additionally has intercourse with everybody's least favorite CO, George "Pornstache" Mendez so the couple can blame the being pregnant on him.

This is going more or less in step with plan. Daya says that Pornstache raped her so that he gets suspended from his position and Bennett will get to keep his. But when Pornstache returns the following season, Bennett has to escalate the rape claim to special boss Caputo to get him arrested and fired once and for all.

That's when issues are having a look up for Daya and Bennett. We watch their love affair take a heartfelt turn when Bennett proposes to Daya, and even though we don't need to be rooting for them to work out, we sort of are. After all, Daya merits the whole thing after having been at Litchfield for goodbye, and having to maintain her mother frequently behind bars.

But unexpectedly, Bennett will get what could simplest be described as cold ft and simply disappears from the face of Connecticut! After promising he'd lift their kid, he finally ends up visiting Daya's mother's boyfriend Cesar to get an concept of what life would be like for the child, if it ends up going to Cesar's. 

He realized that Cesar is the ultimate individual somebody will have to be trusting their young children around, which is in point of fact hammered home when he watches Cesar threaten his step-kids with a gun. Cesar gifts Bennett a crib for their baby, and the remaining time we see Bennett, he's leaving the crib on the facet of the highway and riding off into the unknown.

And we get that being left with the onus of having to boost a child by yourself while your SO is in the back of bars is not a a laugh pickle to search out oneself in. But they got so, so as regards to their dream, it doesn't seem like an affordable explanation. 

In the show, we get a flashback to back when Bennett was a soldier, and watch him leap clear of a grenade to avoid wasting himself while some other soldier jumps on the grenade to save the relaxation of the cohort.

Here's what actor Matt McGorry has to say.

We take it this is intended to mean that Bennett wants — deep down — to be the one appearing grandiose save-the-day actions, but when it comes down to it, he is best in it for himself.

In an interview with (*7*) Matt McGorry, who performs Officer Bennett showed one thing to that impact. "I think he really does want to be the hero," he stated. "But he doesn't quite have it in him. He talks a little too big of a game, and I think he bites off more than he can chew."

"And then when it comes down to it," he continues, "he's intimidated and can't actually follow through." While that is sensible for his character, Matt additionally scored a normal position on ABC's How to Get Away With Murder exactly around the time he began to vanish away from OITNB. We're considering that's why he had to take his leave from the Netflix collection.

But will he make it back in Season 7 for a cameo that would make all the OG lovers bounce with pleasure? We positive hope so — after all, it is their final chance to make this right! 

Tune into Orange Is the New Black's Season 7 when it premieres on Netflix July 26.

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