Theory:Alejandro Herrera

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Theory	Citations	Notes
Alejandro is the key to curing the Shanti virus	None	• This is all dependent on whether or not Maya has the power to release the Shanti virus. + He is the only one who is able to reverse what Maya did in Lizards. + In Maya y Alejandro, the narration states that mutations almost always come about for the benefit of the species. In this case, Alejandro will counteract the virus. - Mohinder has already proven that he is able to cure victims of the virus with his blood. + Alejandro could still be able to cure it along with Mohinder + Mohinder cannot cure the virus any longer. Alejandro may now be the one they need.
Isaac is related to Maya and Alejandro. He was their older brother.	None	+ They all speak spanish. One of the men in the Group of twelve photograph was hispanic. + 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. - Maya and Alejandro's last name is Herrera. Isaac's last name was Mendez. They may only share one parent. - Hispanic ancestry does not make them related. Otherwise, the same logic would make Hiro, Ando and Yaeko all be related to each other.
Alejandro and Maya's father is the hispanic gentleman in the Group of Twelve.	None	+ There is an hispanic gentleman pictured. They currently have no ties to any other characters (except Sylar). It is likely that there is a connection such as this to the larger ensemble.
Alejandro understands enough English to have understood what Sylar said to him in The Line.	None	+ If Maya knows English, it's not so unlikely that her twin brother who goes everywhere understands at least some English. + Alejandro seemed far too attentive for someone who did not understand what was being said--he looked like he understood every word.