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I have no idea, but I didn’t get that impression personally. I think he was just extremely possessive of Amelia (not in an abusive way), to the degree he sealed off an entire wing of the house filled with her belongings, keeping them untouched and locked away where he wouldn’t have to interact with them, doing the same with her remains.
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In case you missed it: Roth, Grim and Richard were adventuring together. Richard was an academic type, yet if it was needed he could be strong like Grim or Roth. ('Old dicky Croft' as Grim said) Adding Amelia in the mix, who took part in some adventuring (also she was talented ), Roth had the means to say: "You can do this Lara. You're a Croft." He went to the Himalayas with Roth to recover her body. That ritual he performed, could demand specific surroundings. (The bedroom, hence why he sealed it off after failing) Since Amelia stayed dead, he put her in the family crypt, along with the letter for Lara. As why he didn't said anything for her family, is simple: he couldn't let her go. (He loved Ana but still didn't moved on, grief turned into obsession, what got him in the end.) Facing Amelia's brother was out of question, since they hated each other. Plus he may have hoped, that somehow she could come back to the living. Last edited by Zsott; 02-09-18 at 11:24. |
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