Lara Croft Biography

 

Lara Croft, daughter of Lord Henshingly Croft, was born in England on 14 February 1967. The upbringing was such that fits the aristocratic descent and grew up in a luxurious environment, nature and detached from the world. From the age of three he started lessons at home with a private tutor.

 

At age 11, Lara attended the High School for Girls Wimbledon. At 16 her parents decided they should broaden her education at Gordonstoun, one of the most popular and prominent boarding schools in England.

 

Someday accidentally fell into the hands of Lara a copy of National Geographic, which was in one of the halls of the Boarding School. On the cover he saw a familiar name - Professor Werner Von Croy. A respected archaeologist, the Von Croy had once give a lecture at the School of Lara students, and parents. Experience the lecture Von Croy influenced profoundly Lara, exaptontas interest on long trips, discovering new places and search of adventure. In some ways, the Von Croy had become a figure who inspired the Lara.

 

As Lara continued to read the magazine, he learned that Von Croy was preparing for a trip archeological Lara Croftpera from Asia, which would result in a potential new discovery in Cambodia. Unable to let this opportunity be lost, Lara ran to her parents showed them the article and, without hesitation, demanded to accompany Professor Von Croy on his mission. Lord Croft could not overlook the fact that the journey would be an important learning experience for Lara. As Lara continued to insist and not to fall, the Lord finally began writing a letter to Von Croy.

 

Introduced himself as a prominent personality and offered him financial support in exchange for accepting Lara in his mission. The answer of Von Croy assured Lord Henshingly Croft that his intentions were friendly and had a lot of experience to take care of them both, himself and Lara. The Fellowship of Lara as assistant was efsprodekti and offer generous check of the Lord. Remembered Lara from his lecture - the continuous and purposeful questions had made a deep impression.

 

           And thus, after all, agreed to accompany the Lara Professor in the tour ......

 

          After finishing her studies at a Swiss school at 21 years old, ensuring Lara's riches and Lara climbing the mountainpolyteli life seemed no longer certain, until one day, as he returned home after a trip for skiing, chartered the plane crashed high in the heart of the Himalayas. The Lara should have died there - most people will not however manage to epiviosoun- unlike that learned how to rely on its own strength to stay alive in the harsh conditions of the hostile environment of the Himalayas, away from sheltered and luxurious life had accustomed her birth.

 

Two weeks later, when he entered the village Tokakeriby, the experience had a deep apparent effect on her and she was transformed through this process. The adventure in the Himalayas was wonderful and enlightening at the same time, as the young woman not only survived, but also gained a new perspective of herself and the world around her, which made her past seem shallow and naive. From the darkness of the test, saw the future to reflect the light of a different light. He felt deeply that there were more things for her in life that was denied because the protected and careful way of life, the anaisthitopoiouse and lead to inaction. He realized that he felt truly alive only when traveling!

 

Over the next eight years, studied and gained a deep knowledge of ancient civilizations across the globe. Lara Croft's parents soon disowned their profligate daughter, hoping to marry the Earl of Farrington. The Lara then returned to writing to fund her travels. Famed for discovering several ancient monuments, separate archaeological interest, earned some notoriety for killing a real Bigfoot in South America .. Win impressions, however, and became known to the issuing of travel books and detailed diaries of adventures.

 

The Lara Croft engaged in search of truths, small and large, and this search continues even today ...