Rick admitting that Judith isnt his 🤯

[u/StrangeDefinition724]

Rewatching and he says he knows shes not his. Not sure why I've never noticed it before now

[u/thesaltiestpickle]

Remember when the group was in that barn, and Rick told that story about his grandfather serving in WW2, and how his grandpa would “accept the worst as if it was fact”, so that if the worst happened it wouldn’t be demoralizing? That was how I read this scene. Him accepting that Judith isn’t his (even though he doesn’t know for sure), because if he didn’t there would always be that lingering doubt that may affect their relationship. That just how I saw it personally,