Little is known about Miss Natla's private life other than she never gives interviews and rarely makes public appearances. She is the holder of several key computer hardware patents, and her research and development is one of the industry's most secretive and prolific innovators.
Jacqueline Natla is the owner and CEO of Natla Technologies, one of the world's largest electronics companies. She can also apparently shapeshift and is able to change from human to Atlantean form. Natla's powers seem to include superstrength, supernatural firepower, the ability to fly and the ability to teleport. TRA presented Atlans with a more traditional fantasy style (more human appearance, magical crystals, ceremonial robes, the Seventh Age, etc.). Instead, she tries to overcome Lara's moral objections to killing and she attempts to convince Lara to join her as a ruler of Atlantis because it takes three to rule (she does not mention who the third person is meant to be, but some thinks it is Amanda Evert, though she was not mentioned at all in the game). (Tomb Raider: Underworld only explained the Seventh Age, which turned out to be Ragnarrök.) She makes no reference at all to any of the experiments that had been discussed in TR1. She is interested in the Seventh Age and the Wheels of Kathar, whatever the latter may be.
Natla is given a more mystical air with an extremely feminine demeanor, emphasized by her fantasy-style ceremonial robes that she wears later on in the game, and how she was frozen in magical red crystals by Tihocan rather than the cryogenics tube from TR1. Natla is last seen trapped in a rising pool of eitr, pleading for help as the Doppelgänger looks on. After being released from Natla's control by Lara, the Doppelgänger destroys the machine, which causes Natla to be pinned down by the debris. It is then given one final order: to kill Lara Croft, and to take its own life once it is finished. The Doppelgänger is instructed to activate the machine, which it does. The Doppelgänger drags Natla to a machine which was used to create it. Although appearing somewhat thrall-like, she retains her mind. In Lara's Shadow, shortly after the events of Underworld, Natla is found to be alive and having escaped from the Eitr. ( UND: " Helheim", " Yggdrasil", " Out of Time") ( UND: " Rituals Old") After arriving at Avalon, Natla reveals that she was manipulating Lara to reach an ancient device called the Midgard Serpent to bring about the 'Seventh Age.' Lara manages to destroy the device and strike Natla with the thrown Thor's hammer, which causes an explosion that throws Natla into the Eitr surrounding the mechanism as it collapses. Realizing she has no choice if she wants to enter Helheim/Avalon, Lara then smashes the capsule open, allowing Natla to escape. Lara confronts and threatens to kill Natla, but is stopped when Natla explains that a ritual is also needed to open the gates of Helheim a ritual that only Natla knows. After visiting Jan Mayen Island to retrieve Thor's Hammer, she sets off to the Andaman Sea on the coast of Thailand to find Amanda's ship again. ( ANN: " Lost City - Final Conflict") ( UND: " God of Thunder", " Protected by the Dead", " Rituals Old") Early in the game she tells Lara about Helheim and Avalon being one and the same and informs Lara that she needs Thor's relics to gain access. In Tomb Raider: Underworld, Natla is a prisoner of Amanda Evert's, held prisoner on Amanda's boat in a stasis capsule after being dug out of the Lost Island.
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However, Natla is visually depicted as having a much skinnier body frame as well as sharp and almost alien-like facial features, and also unusually long hair, pale skin and long fingers with long, sharp nails. In Tomb Raider: Anniversary, her role remains the same. Jacqueline Natla returns in Tomb Raider: Anniversary, a remake of the original Tomb Raider game, developed by Tomb Raider: Legend developer Crystal Dynamics.
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