![]() ![]() Despite being bound to the control phrase, she didn't necessarily want to carry out her orders, this is seen when Natla orders her to kill herself, she is seen to frown for the first time. She was brash, cocky, and somewhat arrogant. The second Doppelgänger was very similar to Lara. She was mostly incapable of independent thought, and didn't seem to have a concept of self preservation, however it did seem to have the capacity for fear, as it screamed upon realizing it had been made to take a suicide plunge. The first Doppelgänger had no measurable personality, as she never spoke. The fate of the Doppelgänger after this event is unknown. All too happy to cooperate with Lara, the Doppelgänger returns to her birthplace, destroys Natla's regeneration chamber, and watches with a smile as Natla herself drowns in a pool of eitr. Lara sets her free of Natla's control, and in return tells her to kill Natla with the words "make sure Natla suffers". During a brief conversation, in which Lara questions the doppelgänger regarding her nature, it becomes clear that the former does not hold the latter responsible for Alister's death as it was just a puppet in Natla's foul game. In the meantime however, Lara had learned the command necessary to control her, and uses it to stop the doppelgänger in her tracks when she arrives. She makes her way to Croft Manor to finish Lara. The Doppelgänger is horrified at the prospect of self termination, but is unable to rebel. Once stabilized, Natla orders The Doppelgänger to kill Lara, then herself. The Doppelgänger, finds a nearly dead Natla in Helheim who uses the control phrase "Ohk Eshivar", to order the doppelgänger to return her to her birthplace. They met later in Helheim where she unarmed and almost killed Lara but their encounter is cut short by Amanda, who, using her Wraith Stone, knocked her out temporarily. There, she was able to subdue Amanda and dodge several lightnings from Thor's Hammer before escaping away. They had a second encounter on Amanda's ship at the Andaman Sea. She attempts to manipulate its behavior as she did the first doppelgänger, but it only plays along for a few moments before murdering Alister Fletcher and fleeing the manor. Lara returns to the burning main hall to check the security cameras, where she encounters the doppelgänger face to face. Zip, unable to tell the difference, later opens fire on the real Lara, believing that the bomb was her doing. ![]() Her overall appearance is closer to that of Lara's traditional Tomb Raider character model, with red hair, brown lips, and a hairstyle similar to that seen in Tomb Raider II.ĭuring the course of Tomb Raider: Underworld, the doppelgänger is ordered to place a bomb in Croft Manor, which ultimately destroys the mansion. While nearly identical to the real Lara, the doppelgänger does have some visible differences, the most notable of which are her glowing gold eyes and her red hair. In physical terms, the doppelgänger is far superior to Lara, possessing far greater speed, strength, and agility. Mentally, the doppelgänger appears to be very much like Lara herself, sharing a similar personality and intellect the main difference is her compulsion to follow the orders of anyone who knows the proper command word. It was created by Natla and Amanda Evert, and unlike the first version is easily able to pass for human. The second doppelgänger appeared in Tomb Raider: Underworld.
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