Lara croft and nathan drake theory

Luke2013 · 02-25-2014

Here is a little theory I thought of and others probably have aswell. But I've been thinking what if Nathan Drake is Lara crofts father. I'm talking about the reboot one not the old lara croft. Since I've been playing tomb raider on the xbox one she talks about her father being a fantwstic adventurer like Lara was and I immediately thought of nathan drake. Did anyone else think of this?

TF-Viewer · 02-25-2014

If her name was Lara Drake it would be more plausible. Also he's not old enough to be her father. Plenty of male adventurers out there, just because they both climb on things doesn't mean they're related.

Drachen · 02-25-2014

You only thought of Nathan Drake? What about her grandfather being Indiana Jones and her grandfather being Alan Quatermain? How about being a distant decedent of Gilgamesh, if you want to take the rich adventurer trope to its origins?

02-25-2014	#1
Luke2013 Frequent Poster Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 122	Lara croft and nathan drake theory Here is a little theory I thought of and others probably have aswell. But I've been thinking what if Nathan Drake is Lara crofts father. I'm talking about the reboot one not the old lara croft. Since I've been playing tomb raider on the xbox one she talks about her father being a fantwstic adventurer like Lara was and I immediately thought of nathan drake. Did anyone else think of this?

02-25-2014	#2
TF-Viewer Slave to the Process Forum Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,781	Re: Lara croft and nathan drake theory If her name was Lara Drake it would be more plausible. Also he's not old enough to be her father. Plenty of male adventurers out there, just because they both climb on things doesn't mean they're related.

02-25-2014	#3
Drachen Pinocchio Pornographer Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: In the shadow of the Empire State Building Posts: 2,137	Re: Lara croft and nathan drake theory You only thought of Nathan Drake? What about her grandfather being Indiana Jones and her grandfather being Alan Quatermain? How about being a distant decedent of Gilgamesh, if you want to take the rich adventurer trope to its origins? __________________ Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam.