Python dice roll game

I'm making a dice game on python and I'm having an issue. "/roll1" and "/roll2" works perfectly but when I try "/score" it outputs nothing. How can I fix this?

#Autharisation
# password is any integer
while True:
    try:
        pass_word = int(input("Please enter the password: "))
    except ValueError:
        print("Sorry, I didn't understand that.")
        continue
    else:
        break

#Game

import random
def rolldie():
    
    inputChoice = input("Enter Choice: ")
    
    roll1 = ""
    if(inputChoice == "/roll1"):
      roll1  = random.randint(1,6)
      print("Nice roll! You rolled a {}!".format(roll1) )
      
        
    roll2 = ""
    if(inputChoice == "/roll2"):
      roll_2 = random.randint(1,6)
      print("Nice roll! You rolled a {}!".format(roll_2) )

    elif(inputChoice == "/score"):
      print(roll1 + roll2 ) 


    rolldie()
rolldie()

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If you want to keep your function recursive, you have to pass your results from an execution to the next one, thanks to function parameters, for example:

import random
def rolldie(roll1=0, roll2=0):
    
    inputChoice = input("Enter Choice: ")
    
    if(inputChoice == "/roll1"):
      roll1  = random.randint(1,6)
      print("Nice roll! You rolled a {}!".format(roll1) )
      
    if(inputChoice == "/roll2"):
      roll2 = random.randint(1,6)
      print("Nice roll! You rolled a {}!".format(roll2) )

    if(inputChoice == "/score"):
      print(roll1 + roll2) 

    rolldie(roll1, roll2)
    
rolldie()

You could also use a loop instead of the recursive way or use global variables but that is generally not the best option