LaRezisto

LaRezisto
First Appearance Last Appearance What Happened? What Happened?
Character information
Age	Deceased
YouTube	LaRezisto
Portrayed by	Jay Laisne

Even though not much is known about LaRezisto, we know that he was a rogue Elder of the Order. Viewers were led to believe from his first video that he was a leader of the Resistance. It appears though the video was a recruitment video for others to fight the Order. Fans speculated that LaRezisto would play the role of a new Tachyon figure, but that theory has been disproved.

After Bree's death, LaRezisto seemed to appear out of nowhere. He first revealed to Jonas that his parents were alive, and that Emma was trait positive. LaRezisto tried to convince the TAAG that Emma being trait positive was a good thing. They told Jonas that she had powers to fight the Order, and since he believed LaRezisto was a figure of the Resistance, he believed it. In Join Me!, Claire appeared.

Claire offered to train Emma how to harness her "powers" and claimed to be trait positive. However, after letting Emma and Claire go off deeper into the forest, Jonas was approached by Virgil. Virgil revealed that Claire was LaRezisto's Shadow.

Since only Elders have Shadows, it appears that LaRezisto was working for the Order. In My Fatal Mistake, Virgil explained that LaRezisto was a rogue Elder. He was the one who kidnapped Bree, Daniel, and Jonas in Vegas. LaRezisto's goal was to use Emma for the Ceremony, to allow him to live longer.

He first appeared in What Happened?, where he revealed that his organs were about 90 years old, despite his appearance of a 40 year old man. He has no concern for the principles of the Hymn of One. Claire, however, does. In the same video, Claire shoots LaRezisto, seconds before she is shot by Virgil.

The first face of LaRezisto.

Notes

• Initially, fans incorrectly identified La Rezisto as the Spanish translation of The Resistance. However, "resisto" is actually a verb meaning "I resist" and "la" is the feminine definite article, thus LaRezisto makes no sense as it would be literally translated "the I resist." In correct Spanish the name would be "La Resistencia".
• La Rezisto means "the resistance" in the international planned language Esperanto.
• The feminine article la is an example of lonelygirl15's reoccurring feminist themes.

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