Comics writing rarely reflects human nature. They're usually way more positive than reality.





They probably would be, including being way more rare than scifi/fantasy/superhero films.








That would be normal unless the universe is *really* drastically different.





I actually thought about it a lot, what it would be like for Lara to be immortal. Most of that thought has been rolled into her personality: The fear of attaching to people only to watch them die; Unwillingness to wed or have children that she'll inevitably outlive and forget about; and finally, her reluctance to look back once she makes a decision.

That last one is the reason she was gone from the PV so long after disappearing. She wasn't sure if she would ever come back.








Faite has learned through bitter experience that it's way less heartbreaking than remaining a part of those lives. Though it also faintly reflects that unlike Lara, who's been avoiding a lot of human contact, Faite has been immersing herself in it, and suffering the consequences.