Honestly, I think Guerrero's real name must be extremely boring. With the name "Guerrero", I always figured him as a "John" or "Jack" or "James" and chose something more lively. It's interesting that people who know him from the past, back when he was "bad", never address him by name, like the Italian guy from "Pilot", or Taggart from "Tanarak", or Sergei from "Rewind".
As for his private life, he always came off as undeniably straight man and married one at that. He's always texting someone, which you can see in at the end of "Run", on the plan steps in "Salvage and Reclamation", waiting at the car in "Sanctuary", even at the end of his revealing phone conversation in "Baptiste". His truck is a family-friendly four-door. Of course, there's his "little one" and is a man considered about "losing everything"; with a child, he's a character with the most to lose, far more than Chance and Winston. It's no wonder why he would leave that life, even then he hasn't left it completely and I assume it's because he's not really good at
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- Def. agree with Guerrero not being his real name. It's just not safe in his line of work for his common identity to be used on his jobs. I suspect he has more aliases, like Chance, albeit not nearly as many as Chance
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- I'm not seriously worried about Ames/Guerrero. With Ames in her early twenties, a romance between her and someone in Guerrero's age range would hit too many people's 'ick' buttons for it to be a reasonable move.
As for mystery kid, I'm of the opinion that the mother has custody and Guerrero is not currently involved with her. He's on the road too much for him to have sole custody of her/him, assuming that the kid is still fairly young-- judging by the conversation surrounding the kid in Baptiste, my guess is that he/she is between two and five. It's possible that Guerrero might have a relative taking care of the kid if he does have sole custody, but I'm trying to base speculation on the few things we do know.
Regarding his being involved with the mother still, Guerrero's conversation with Tony in Victoria points more towards him being single than it does to him being married: asking how to pick up a princess doesn't strike me as the kind of conversation a typical married man would have.
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As for his private life, he always came off as undeniably straight man and married one at that. He's always texting someone, which you can see in at the end of "Run", on the plan steps in "Salvage and Reclamation", waiting at the car in "Sanctuary", even at the end of his revealing phone conversation in "Baptiste". His truck is a family-friendly four-door. Of course, there's his "little one" and is a man considered about "losing everything"; with a child, he's a character with the most to lose, far more than Chance and Winston. It's no wonder why he would leave that life, even then he hasn't left it completely and I assume it's because he's not really good at ( ... )
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"what would Guerrero if a guy were into him?'
that girl asked Jackie, he chuckled and said "we're going to leave that a mystery"
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- I'm not seriously worried about Ames/Guerrero. With Ames in her early twenties, a romance between her and someone in Guerrero's age range would hit too many people's 'ick' buttons for it to be a reasonable move.
As for mystery kid, I'm of the opinion that the mother has custody and Guerrero is not currently involved with her. He's on the road too much for him to have sole custody of her/him, assuming that the kid is still fairly young-- judging by the conversation surrounding the kid in Baptiste, my guess is that he/she is between two and five. It's possible that Guerrero might have a relative taking care of the kid if he does have sole custody, but I'm trying to base speculation on the few things we do know.
Regarding his being involved with the mother still, Guerrero's conversation with Tony in Victoria points more towards him being single than it does to him being married: asking how to pick up a princess doesn't strike me as the kind of conversation a typical married man would have. ( ... )
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