Theory:Isaac Mendez - Revision history

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	{{minus}} If ethnicity, language, and religious nature are all that's required to show possible relation then Isaac is possibly related to 87% of South and Central America.<br />		{{minus}} If ethnicity, language, and religious nature are all that's required to show possible relation then Isaac is possibly related to 87% of South and Central America.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's ~~parents~~ and Isaac's mother are.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's father and Isaac's mother are.<br />
	{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like [[Peter]] and [[Nathan]].<br />		{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like [[Peter]] and [[Nathan]].<br />
	:{{minus}} By that logic, [[D.L.]] and [[Knox]] could also be siblings, as well as [[Tracy]] and [[Meredith]].<br />		:{{minus}} By that logic, [[D.L.]] and [[Knox]] could also be siblings, as well as [[Tracy]] and [[Meredith]].<br />

imported>PJDEP at 21:36, 11 January 2010

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	:{{minus}} Jesus was crucified. Isaac has his head chopped off. The two are not similar.<br />		:{{minus}} Jesus was crucified. Isaac has his head chopped off. The two are not similar.<br />
	{{plus}} Super heroes have a tendency to return from the grave in all comic book titles.<br />		{{plus}} Super heroes have a tendency to return from the grave in all comic book titles.<br />
	{{minus}} In an [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Interviews-Features/Article/default.aspx?posting=%7B23DA113A-BD44-4024-BE17-80D4937A070A%7D interview], [[Santiago Cabrera]] insisted that Isaac's Christ like demise was nothing intentional and would have been blasphemous if his legs were together. He goes on saying that it was probably a ''Da Vinci Code'' (though he seems to mean Da Vinci's ''Vitruvian Man'') kind of pose - an extraordinary epic way to go out.<br />		{{minus}} In an [http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/Interviews-Features/Article/default.aspx?posting=%7B23DA113A-BD44-4024-BE17-80D4937A070A%7D interview], [[Santiago Cabrera]] insisted that Isaac's Christ-like demise was nothing intentional and would have been blasphemous if his legs were together. He goes on saying that it was probably a ''Da Vinci Code'' (though he seems to mean Da Vinci's ''Vitruvian Man'') kind of pose - an extraordinary epic way to go out.<br />
	{{minus}} He also says, in the same interview, that Isaac is definitely dead and that it would cheapen the show to bring him back.<br />		{{minus}} He also says, in the same interview, that Isaac is definitely dead and that it would cheapen the show to bring him back.<br />
	{{minus}} The parallel to the crucifixion is probably more along the lines that Isaac willingly gave his life to Sylar, which was something new to our favorite villain.<br />		{{minus}} The parallel to the crucifixion is probably more along the lines that Isaac willingly gave his life to Sylar, which was something new to our favorite villain.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]] is related to [[Maya]] and [[Alejandro]]. He was their older brother. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They all speak Spanish. One of the men in the [[group of twelve]] photograph was Hispanic.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] is related to [[Maya]] and [[Alejandro]]. He was their older brother. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They all speak Spanish. One of the men in the [[group of twelve]] photograph was Hispanic.<br />
			:{{note}} Sharing race, culture and language does not make one related.<br />
	{{plus}} Isaac said to [[Simone]] the paintings he made while high, and his power, were 'evil' and repeatedly made statements that indicated his religious convictions mirrored those exhibited by Maya, who also believes her power is a Devil's curse.<br />		{{plus}} Isaac said to [[Simone]] the paintings he made while high, and his power, were 'evil' and repeatedly made statements that indicated his religious convictions mirrored those exhibited by [[Maya]], who also believes [[poison emission\|her power]] is a Devil's curse.<br />
			:{{note}} [[Sylar]] thinks the same of [[intuitive aptitude\|his power]], at first.<br />
	{{minus}} Maya and Alejandro's last name is Herrera. Isaac's last name was Mendez. They may only share one parent.<br />		{{minus}} Maya and Alejandro's last name is Herrera. Isaac's last name was Mendez. They may only share one parent.<br />
	{{minus}} If ethnicity, language, and religious nature are all that's required to show possible relation then Isaac is possibly related to 87% of South and Central America.<br />		{{minus}} If ethnicity, language, and religious nature are all that's required to show possible relation then Isaac is possibly related to 87% of South and Central America.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]]'s powers can put a person, physically, into a painting. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} [[Uluru]] may only exist in Isaac's comic [[9th Wonders!]], as [[Tim Kring]] stated. But could it be that Isaac's powers work deeper than first thought? Isaac's painting of Uluru for the cover of 9th Wonders! shows [[Hiro]] confronted with Uluru.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />
	{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like Peter and ~~Sylar~~.<br />		{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like [[Peter]] and [[Nathan]].<br />
	:{{minus}} By that logic, D.L. and Knox ~~are~~ could also be siblings, as well as Tracy and Meredith.<br />		:{{minus}} By that logic, [[D.L.]] and [[Knox]] could also be siblings, as well as [[Tracy]] and [[Meredith]].<br />
	:{{minus}} Peter's and Sylar's abilities look like.<br />
	::{{minus}} Peter and Sylar ''aren't'' brothers.<br />
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	\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />		\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />
	{{plus}} [[Carlos Mendez]] might be alive and have the same ability; he could know the importance.<br />
	:{{minus}} Carlos Mendez has been confirmed to be dead, the writers won't use the "faked death" plot device again so soon.<br />
	{{plus}} The guys at the comic shop in Kansas now know that Isaac is dead but it doesn't mean the comic is. [[Isaac]] had died months ago, and the comic was still being published, and people pretending that someone is alive when they're not isn't uncommon.<br />		{{plus}} The guys at the comic shop in Kansas now know that Isaac is dead but it doesn't mean the comic is. [[Isaac]] had died months ago, and the comic was still being published, and people pretending that someone is alive when they're not isn't uncommon.<br />
	:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />		:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath: I hope you didn't join just to add this

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	::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />		::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]] is not actually dead, and he was behind the missing powers during the second eclipse. He knew there would be an eclipse and thought it would be a good joke if he took away everyone's powers during that eclipse. The way that he did this is unknown. \|\| None. \|\| None. \|\|

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	::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />		::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />
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			\| [[Isaac]] is not actually dead, and he was behind the missing powers during the second eclipse. He knew there would be an eclipse and thought it would be a good joke if he took away everyone's powers during that eclipse. The way that he did this is unknown. \|\| None. \|\| None. \|\|

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	\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />
	{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like Peter and Sylar.		{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like Peter and Sylar.<br />
			:{{minus}} By that logic, D.L. and Knox are could also be siblings, as well as Tracy and Meredith.<br />
	:{{minus}} Peter's and Sylar's abilities look like.<br />		:{{minus}} Peter's and Sylar's abilities look like.<br />
			::{{minus}} Peter and Sylar ''aren't'' brothers.<br />
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	\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />		\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />

imported>Mateussf at 01:21, 16 January 2009

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	\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />
			{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like Peter and Sylar.
			:{{minus}} Peter's and Sylar's abilities look like.<br />
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	\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />		\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 14:31, 6 January 2009

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	:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />		:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />
	:{{minus}} They also confirmed that some of Isaac's work was published after his death, it takes time for a comic to be colored, typeset, printed and distributed.<br />		:{{minus}} They also confirmed that some of Isaac's work was published after his death, it takes time for a comic to be colored, typeset, printed and distributed.<br />
	:{{plus}} In season one, Linderman says he collects all of ~~Isac~~'s works because he knows they have a meaning. In ~~linderman~~'s vault he has ~~alot~~ of other art work ranging from ~~anceint~~ scrolls and pre school crayons to the works of ~~Isac~~. ~~(that~~ means other people are doing artwork with the same power and Linderman, also maybe others are observing them. Possible another artist is continuing the comics either in 9th wonders or another series.		:{{plus}} In season one, Linderman says he collects all of Isaac's works because he knows they have a meaning. In Linderman's vault he has a lot of other art work ranging from ancient scrolls and pre school crayons to the works of Isaac. That means other people are doing artwork with the same power and Linderman, also maybe others are observing them. Possible another artist is continuing the comics either in 9th wonders or another series.<br />
			::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />
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	:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />		:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />
	:{{minus}} They also confirmed that some of Isaac's work was published after his death, it takes time for a comic to be colored, typeset, printed and distributed.<br />		:{{minus}} They also confirmed that some of Isaac's work was published after his death, it takes time for a comic to be colored, typeset, printed and distributed.<br />
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	:{{plus}} In season one, Linderman says he collects all of Isac's works because he knows they have a meaning. In linderman's vault he has alot of other art work ranging from anceint scrolls and pre school crayons to the works of Isac. (that means other people are doing artwork with the same power and Linderman, also maybe others are observing them. Possible another artist is continuing the comics either in 9th wonders or another series.		:{{plus}} In season one, Linderman says he collects all of Isac's works because he knows they have a meaning. In linderman's vault he has alot of other art work ranging from anceint scrolls and pre school crayons to the works of Isac. (that means other people are doing artwork with the same power and Linderman, also maybe others are observing them. Possible another artist is continuing the comics either in 9th wonders or another series.
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	\| [[Isaac]] will eventually come back to life. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac's death was similar to a [[faith and religion\|crucifixion]] (the way Christ was killed in the Bible), which could mean that he will eventually show up in the final episodes or future seasons.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] will eventually come back to life. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Isaac's death was similar to a [[faith and religion\|crucifixion]] (the way Christ was killed in the Bible), which could mean that he will eventually show up in the final episodes or future seasons.<br />
	:{{minus}} Jesus was crucified. Isaac has his head chopped off. The two are not similar.<br />		:{{minus}} Jesus was crucified. Isaac has his head chopped off. The two are not similar.<br />
	{{plus}} Super heroes have a tendency to return from the grave in all comic book titles.<br />		{{plus}} Super heroes have a tendency to return from the grave in all comic book titles.<br />
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	{{minus}} The parallel to the crucifixion is probably more along the lines that Isaac willingly gave his life to Sylar, which was something new to our favorite villain.<br />		{{minus}} The parallel to the crucifixion is probably more along the lines that Isaac willingly gave his life to Sylar, which was something new to our favorite villain.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]] is related to [[Maya]] and [[Alejandro]]. He was their older brother. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They all speak Spanish. One of the men in the [[group of twelve]] photograph was Hispanic.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] is related to [[Maya]] and [[Alejandro]]. He was their older brother. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They all speak Spanish. One of the men in the [[group of twelve]] photograph was Hispanic.<br />
	:{{note}} Sharing race, culture and language does not make one related.<br />		:{{note}} Sharing race, culture and language does not make one related.<br />
	{{plus}} Isaac said to [[Simone]] the paintings he made while high, and his power, were 'evil' and repeatedly made statements that indicated his religious convictions mirrored those exhibited by [[Maya]], who also believes [[poison emission\|her power]] is a Devil's curse.<br />		{{plus}} Isaac said to [[Simone]] the paintings he made while high, and his power, were 'evil' and repeatedly made statements that indicated his religious convictions mirrored those exhibited by [[Maya]], who also believes [[poison emission\|her power]] is a Devil's curse.<br />
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	{{minus}} If ethnicity, language, and religious nature are all that's required to show possible relation then Isaac is possibly related to 87% of South and Central America.<br />		{{minus}} If ethnicity, language, and religious nature are all that's required to show possible relation then Isaac is possibly related to 87% of South and Central America.<br />
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	\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />		\| [[Isaac]] and [[Ted Sprague]] are brothers. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} They look similar and we don't know who Ted's parents and Isaac's mother are.<br />
	{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like [[Peter]] and [[Nathan]].<br />		{{plus}} They both have powers. Some brothers showed abilities, like [[Peter]] and [[Nathan]].<br />
	:{{minus}} By that logic, [[D.L.]] and [[Knox]] could also be siblings, as well as [[Tracy]] and [[Meredith]].<br />		:{{minus}} By that logic, [[D.L.]] and [[Knox]] could also be siblings, as well as [[Tracy]] and [[Meredith]].<br />
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	\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />		\| Someone else with the power to paint the future is writing/illustrating the [[9th Wonders!]] comic books under [[Isaac]]'s name. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Isaac said that '[[Hiro]] in the future' would be the last of the series, while there were clearly at least four after that.<br />
	{{plus}} The guys at the comic shop in Kansas now know that Isaac is dead but it doesn't mean the comic is. [[Isaac]] had died months ago, and the comic was still being published, and people pretending that someone is alive when they're not isn't uncommon.<br />		{{plus}} The guys at the comic shop in Kansas now know that Isaac is dead but it doesn't mean the comic is. [[Isaac]] had died months ago, and the comic was still being published, and people pretending that someone is alive when they're not isn't uncommon.<br />
	:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />		:{{minus}} They already knew Isaac was dead; they didn't learn it when [[Hiro]], [[Ando]] and [[Matt]] visited them.<br />
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	:{{plus}} In season one, Linderman says he collects all of Isaac's works because he knows they have a meaning. In Linderman's vault he has a lot of other art work ranging from ancient scrolls and pre school crayons to the works of Isaac. That means other people are doing artwork with the same power and Linderman, also maybe others are observing them. Possible another artist is continuing the comics either in 9th wonders or another series.<br />		:{{plus}} In season one, Linderman says he collects all of Isaac's works because he knows they have a meaning. In Linderman's vault he has a lot of other art work ranging from ancient scrolls and pre school crayons to the works of Isaac. That means other people are doing artwork with the same power and Linderman, also maybe others are observing them. Possible another artist is continuing the comics either in 9th wonders or another series.<br />
	::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />		::{{minus}} Just because Linderman collects other works of art doesn't mean they're all from precognitive artists.<br />
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